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Botswana - Mining and Diversifiaction Study Botswana - Étude sur l'exploitation minière et la diversification The present project focuses on mining and diversification study. It was designed because of the pivotal role played by mining in Botswana's economy and the absolute importance of undertaking an in-depth study of the impact of the crisis on the economy in general and on the mining in particular. By focusing government policy formulation at as early a stage as possible on what should certainly be a challenging period in Botswana's development, it will enable both government and the private sector to prepare adequately for the future. Le présent projet porte sur l'étude minière et de diversification. Il a été conçu en raison du rôle clé que joue l'exploitation minière dans l'économie du Botswana et de l'importance absolue d'entreprendre une étude approfondie de l'impact de la crise sur l'économie en général et sur l'exploitation minière en particulier. En concentrant la formulation des politiques gouvernementales le plus tôt possible sur ce qui devrait certainement être une période difficile dans le développement du Botswana, cela permettra au gouvernement et au secteur privé de se préparer adéquatement pour l'avenir. The objective of the proposed study is to enable the government to embark on the aforementioned study and come up with policy recommendations regarding possible options and the way forward for the Botswana economy, including diversification. L'objectif de l'étude proposée est de permettre au gouvernement d'entreprendre l'étude susmentionnée et de formuler des recommandations politiques concernant les options possibles et la voie à suivre pour l'économie du Botswana, y compris la diversification. The beneficiaries of the project are the Government of Botswana as well as the private sector. Les bénéficiaires du projet sont le Gouvernement du Botswana ainsi que le secteur privé.
Botswana - Training of Health Personnel Botswana - Formation du personnel de santé The objective of the project in expanding accommodation and other facilities at NHI is to enable an increase in the output of registered Nurse/Midwives from 23 in 1975 to 75 a year beginning 1985 ; an increase of 226%. Similarly NHI's output of Health Assistants will rise from 11 in 1975 to 25 in 1983, an increase of 126%. In the case of the Enrolled Nurses program, the project will enable an annual intake of 40 students and an annual output of about 38 beginning 1983.
Botswana - Francistown Abattoir Botswana - Abattoir de Francistown The objective of the project would be to increase and protect Botswana's important export earnings and rural incomes from meat and livestock products by constructing a new export oriented abattoir in Francistown in the north-eastern part of the country.  The new abattoir would also provide flexibility for the country in dealing with large numbers of cattle which will have to be slaughtered during unforeseen disease outbreaks and drought.
Botswana - Veterinary Services Development Project Botswana - Projet de développement des services vétérinaires i)     To safeguard Botswana's export markets for meat and livestock products by developing its veterinary disease diagnostic capacity in livestock diseases, their control and the maintenance of the quality of beef and meat products from the Botswana Meat Commission Abattoir at Labotse. ii)     To reduce over-reliance on South Arrica for animal health services and to serve other Southern African States.
Botswana - Telecommunications III Botswana - Télécommunications III The objective of the project was to overcome the congestion in  the network, increase growth in connection and in general improve  the quality of service.
Botswana - Serowe-Orapa Road Botswana - Route Serowe-Orapa The objectives of the project are to connect Serowe, centre of a projected coal-mining area with Orapa, centre of an important diamond mining area and also to provide improved links to existing settlments and cattle ranching areas between these two centres.
Botswana - Project Education III Botswana - Projet Education III Le projet vise à multiplier les possibilités et réduire les inégalités en matière d'éducation pour tous les groupes d'âge afin de satisfaire un peu plus les besoins nationaux en ressources humaines et soutenir davantage le développement économique et social. Le projet apportera un complément à l'action engagée pour accroître sensiblement la capacité nationale de formation technique et professionnelle. Grâce au projet, un nombre suffisant de jeunes pourra acquérir une formation de base solide en matière d'enseignement général, technique et professionnel et sera à même de participer plus efficacement au développement économique et social du pays. En relevant notablement le niveau d'instruction de l'ensemble de la main-d'oeuvre, le projet contribuera à améliorer la productivité dans les zones rurales et à améliorer la productivité dans les zones rurales et à accroître les revenus des ruraux.
Botswana - The Morupule B Power Project Botswana - Projet d’électricité de Morupule B The Morupule B project is adopted as the least cost solution to guarantee electricity supply self sufficiency facing the many challenges in the energy sector in Botswana. The project consists in the construction of a 600 MW (4 x 150 MW) coal fired power plant and associated transmission infrastructure. The Morupule B plant should be located adjacent to the existing Morupule A plant, at a mine-mouth. It is of great strategic importance for Botswana as it will contribute to national energy security and improving the competitiveness of the national economy. The project costs, excluding custom taxes and duties, financing fees and Interest During Construction (IDC) on the ICBC-SB loan, are estimated at US$ 1,394.3 million (UA 905.4 million) based on cost estimates as at June 2009. It comprises five components: (i) Power Plant (including the fuel for commissioning); (ii) Water Supply System Development; (iii) Power Transmission System and Substations; (iv) Technical Assistance; and (v) Project Supervision & Management. The objective of the Morupule B project is to achieve energy generation self-sufficiency in order to substitute for rapidly declining electricity imports and thereby enhance the economic competitiveness of Botswana, fuel economic growth and diversification, and contribute to the poverty reduction objectives of the government. The project will benefit the whole population, estimated at 1.8 million in 2008. The direct project beneficiaries are the households, mines and manufacturers and economic actors at large.
Nata-Maun Road Route de Nata-Maun The objectives of the project are to: (i) provide a reliable, safe and all-weather road linking eastern Botswana to the North-West District including the Okavango Delta; and (ii) reduce road maintenance and vehicle operating costs.
Botswana - Gaberone Airport Study Botswana - Étude de l'aéroport de Gaberone The objective of the project is to reduce transport costs thereby enhancing the social and economic integration of the south western part of Botswana. In addition, the project will facilitate the economic cooperation between Botswana and Namibia.
Botswana - Rural Roads II Project Botswana - Projet de routes rurales II The primary purpose of the project is to integrate the rural population living in remote areas into the mainstream of the country's economic and social life by providing all-weather road links between rural centres of population and major activity centres as well as to the established national road network. By ensuring year-round access to remote areas, the Government aims at encouraging the rural dwellers to engage in productive activities and exploiting the potential for development of agricultural production.
Botswana - Telecommunication Botswana - Télécommunication The project has been approved on November 1973 and was completed in December 1976.
Botswana - Support for fast tracking the implementation of vision 2016 Botswana - Soutien à la mise en œuvre accélérée de la vision 2016 The objective of the study is to facilitate the achievement of the goals of national development frameworks such as the National Development Plan and Vision 2016 by identifying the engines of growth which include, among other things, the informal sector. Critical constraints affecting the implementation of these frameworks including in particular the HIV/AIDS pandemic will also be identified and analysed. In addition, it is envisaged that capacity building will help facilitate the achievement of  the Vision objectives through effective implementation of policies and programmes as it will help strengthen policy dialogue and formulation, enhance the effectiveness and efficiency of programme implementation, monitoring and evaluation. The results emanating from these studies will help guide policy makers in taking corrective actions and chart a way forward. The project is, therefore, expected to benefit the public and private sectors, the informal sector, Non Governmental Organizations, Civil Society Organizations and Community based Organizations.
Botswana - Nata-Maun Road Study Botswana - Étude de la route Nata-Maun The study aimed at preparing a detailed engineering design and to review the economic aspects related to the proposed upgrading of the road to bituminous standard.
Botswana - Morpupe Power Station Botswana - Centrale électrique de Morpupe The project would add 90 MW to the present installed generating capacity in order to meet BPC's forecasted medium run demand and would inter-connect the two currently isolated national networks by providing a centrally operated power station burning run-of mine coal instead of imported oil. The project would develop indigenous energy resources, increase mining activities create new job opportunities and help improve reliability of supply in the BPC network. It is the first phase of a staged development leading to an installed network. It is the first phase of s staged development leading to an installed capacity of 180 MW around 1990 and 420 MW by the year 2000.
Botswana - Feasibility Study for a 200 Megawatts Concentrating Solar Power Plant Botswana - Etude de faisabilité pour une centrale solaire à concentration de 200 mégawatts The present project relates to the feasibility study for a 200 megawatts concentrating solar power plant. It consists of (1) the procurement of consultancy services for preparation of the feasibility study and (2) the preparation of feasibility study of Concentrating Solar Power Plant. The expected outputs of the project include the following: i) technical design and technical performance analysis; ii) draft feasibility study of concentrating solar power; iii) final feasibility study of concentrating solar power; iv) progress reports. Le présent projet porte sur l'étude de faisabilité pour une centrale solaire à concentration de 200 mégawatts. Il consiste en (1) l'acquisition de services de consultants pour la préparation de l'étude de faisabilité et (2) la préparation de l'étude de faisabilité de la centrale solaire à concentration. Les résultats attendus du projet sont les suivants: i) la conception technique et l'analyse de la performance technique; ii) le projet d'étude de faisabilité de la concentration de l'énergie solaire; iii) l'étude de faisabilité finale de la concentration de l'énergie solaire; iv) ainsi que les rapports d'évolution. The project aims to source consultants to prepare a feasibility study for a 200 MW concentrating solar power plant (CSP) to assist the Government utilise solar energy ressource towards achieving low carbon economic growth in the country. Le projet vise à trouver des consultants pour préparer une étude de faisabilité pour une centrale solaire à concentration de 200 MW afin d'aider le Gouvernement à utiliser les ressources d'énergie solaire pour parvenir à une croissance économique sobre en carbone dans le pays. The main beneficiaries of the project the Government and the Botswana population. Les principaux bénéficiaires du projet le gouvernement et la population du Botswana.
Botswana - Trans-Kgalagadi Road Project Botswana - Projet de route Trans-Kgalagadi The objective of the project is to reduce transport costs thereby enhancing the social and economic integration of the south western part of Botswana. In addition, the project will facilitate the economic cooperation between Botswana and Namibia.
Trauma Programme- Uyisenga N'Manzi Uyisenga works in favour of children head of households, specifically genocide orphans and those affected with HIV/AIDS. In 2008, Uyisenga will continue a large number of activities started last years: trauma healing: counselling and clinical supervision, community approach in trauma healing, small livelihoods for orphans heads of households to help them rebuild their lives and households. 40 new APS will be trained and 60 others have refresher courses on various topics. They will continue their assistance in school materials and special needs of orphans (nutrition, social welfare, etc.). Personal development workshops for 25 children will be done, 4 houses will be rehabilitated, training on stepping stones approach to HIV will be done for 30 people and advocacy work will continue through media and meetings.
Education for peace and peaceful coexistence among cross-border communities from Gisenyi (Rwanda) an The project aims to reduce mistrust between communities in the sub region, especially between people living in the diocese of Nyundo (Rwanda) and Goma (DRC).

The aims will be achieved by enhancing conjoint peace activities and initiatives. In the implementing project region area, especially in the eastern DRC, there are still armed groups that threaten the security of the population. This feeds the suspicion between the Congolese and Rwandan people. 

This project plans to organise peace caravans and walks to deliver the message of peace to the cross-border communities and others key stakeholders. There will also be brainstorming workshops, as well as radio broadcast programs to help overcome the mistrust between communities. All this will enable the targeted people and communities have a good understanding that mistrust between them destroys and prevents sustainable development.
Trauma programme and integrated livelihoods (Exit period)- AVEGA RWAMAGANA As part of the CAFOD ID refocusing process, we discussed with partners and decided to put in place trauma and livelihoods activities that will sustain the results and the impact that have been produced by previous projects. The activities to be performed during this exit period should not be dependant to any CAFOD funding over this exit period.
AVEGA is in partnership with CAFOD since 1996. It aims to promote the integration of the widows and strengthen their self-promotion and participation in the process of development in Rwanda. Its activities are mainly training and supervision of psychosocial animators, individual and group counselling. AVEGA will be conducting activities aiming at the social integration of the population affected by trauma, social cohesion and reconciliation through community based approaches. The programme also contains other activities aiming at reducing the vulnerability of women and children mostly orphans with the objective of increasing access to income. 

The main activities planned during this period are: support of the initiatives of income generating activities for 70 beneficiaries  of 7 livelihoods groups  from seven (7)  Districts of Eastern Province with commercial and livestock activities. Also organize the supervision and training of 350 volunteers APS in order to build their capacity, so they can continue to accompany beneficiaries after CAFOD withdrawal. Another main activity to do advocacy broadcast session in the Izuba radio.  

All these activities will be implemented within 11 months of the exit period, followed by an extend period of three months during which, evaluation and audit sessions will be carried out to close the programme.
Integrated pilot small livelihoods project • HHC will provide 30 households with new hutches or pigsties and improved breeds of rabbits and pigs, as beneficiaries have identified a huge need for smallscale livelihoods activities and this will contribute to improving their lives and livelihoods. They will be trained on elementary livelihoods skills (agriculture, pastoral, micro enterprises, etc.) and will participate in constructing new equipment to accommodate their new livelihoods options.  Learning and exchange visits will be undertaken by beneficiaries, visiting others who started such activities before and have gained more experience. 
• Caritas Nyundo will sensitize and support the constitution of self help groups, will initiate fruit and vegetable farming for households, using fertilizers and improved seeds to ensure increased production and income generation. Agro pastoral activities will also include chicken, goat, and rabbit farming, which will help in fertilizing the soil, provide food to fight malnutrition and promote money generation. 
• Caritas Rwanda will continue trainings of Psychosocial Animators and will provide livelihood accompaniment, such as trainings and opportunities to share experiences, for beneficiaries that benefited from such accompaniment in the past. 
• A workshop will be held for all psychosocial programme partners to identify together what livelihoods and households  socio economic rehabilitation activities can be proposed for the forthcoming programme
• A community survey  and context analysis will be carried out by a specialist to summarise opportunities and make recommendations that will help draw up the forthcoming programme
• If successful, this pilot project will be followed by the development of a larger programme, which will link trauma healing activities and socioeconomic rehabilitation activities, as stipulated in the CSP.
Trauma Programme, CAFOD costs These are essentially learning and exchange visits, experience sharing, monitoring activities done by CAFOD’s staff ( based in Kigali or Kinshasa), as well as capacity building to partners according to expressed needs and advocacy work through media  and meetings. In 2008, a learning and exchange visit is planned in East DRC to learn from livelihoods successes in North Kivu CAFOD funded projects. Quarterly meetings are planned and two trainings for partners’ staff will be done. As done in the last years, partners’ professionals and the Programme Officer will attend various meetings in the Mental Working Group and the Ministry of Health. The Newspaper “Seed of Hope” will be produced and Community survey will be done and published.
Sustaining the achievement of Peace building in Nyundo Diocese For over five years CAFOD was in partnership with CDJP Nyundo. In the first phase, partnership was thought the Action for Better Governance Program, and lately partnership was through the Peace building projects. Currently, CAFOD is in the process of closing the project partnership with CDJP Nyundo. Although the project had significant impact on the lives of the people, in strengthening peaceful coexistence between the people of the Nyundo diocese, on the one hand between the cross-border peoples of Goma and Gisenyi, and on the other hand with the peoples of the Diocese of Nyundo. Nyundo has god a record of having worked with women, youth and priests as a some of its direct target. It has come clear to our understanding that the role played by women and youth in our communities is paramount. This has shown us that the involvement of women and young people in the search for peace and the process of peaceful cohabitation, both categories remain unavoidable. In this crucial period, as we reflect on ending the partnership, CDJP / Nyundo wants to make sure that the landing process at every parish level is as smooth as possible. The aim is run some quick spot check with the leaders in the Diocese (board of directors of the CDJP) and the parish leaders and define together the effective sustainability strategy to upkeep the achievements of the peace building program even with limited means in the diocese.
CDJP / Nyundo will as well organize meeting to sensitize the animators for their role in ensuring sustainability of past years achievements. This project will cover the entire Diocese of Nyundo and will last a period of six months.
Promotion of peaceful coexistence between the border dioceses of Cyangugu, Bubanza and Bukavu The main activities will be focused on strengthening capacities for promoting values of cohabitation, awareness and advocacy in cohesion among the population.
Activities envisaged are the folowed: 
- Workshops on the theme of peace, peaceful cohabitation and positive effects of the dynamics of social cohesion 
- Meetings of tolerance and mutual understanding with young people and women
- Days' travel  integrating local structures involved in the project 
- Creation and management of specific groups composed of peaceful cohabitation witnesses in the parishes of the Diocese of Cyangugu.
Community rehabilitation & socio economic activities as response to psychosocial programme It is an association of genocide widows created in 1995, in partnership with CAFOD since 1996. It aims to promote the integration of the widows and strengthen their self-promotion and participation in the process of development in Rwanda.

As part of the exit period of CAFOD funding, the AVEGA project in 2012 is mainly training and supervision of psychosocial animators, individual and group counselling. AVEGA will be conducting activities aiming at the social integration of the population affected by trauma, social cohesion and reconciliation through community based approaches. The programme also contains other activities aiming at reducing the vulnerability of women and children mostly orphans with the objective of increasing access to justice. Finally, the project will put in place a mechanism of sustaining the results of previous projects by reinforcing the capacities of APS and psychosocial animators, so they can take care of beneficiaries after CAFOD withdrawal.

The main activities planned in 2012 are: technical supervision and refresher courses for 300 APS, clinical supervision of 16 counsellors, and initiate income generating activities for beneficiaries.