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Capacity Enhancement of Seeds Production Techniques and Multiplying System of Potatoes in Uzbekistan Capacity Enhancement of Seeds Production Techniques and Multiplying System of Potatoes in Uzbekistan
A safety net of innovative land tenure solutions for near-landless sharecroppers and for a greener rural Nepal The project is designed to achieve greenhouse gas reduction target of the government of Nepal by improving security of land use and tenure, etc.
Development of Africa Rice Cultivation Complex(Gambia) Solving food problems by promoting a package project that combines agricultural infrastructure with cultivar development and farming technology in Africa
Feasibility study Pre-studying preliminary projects and preparation of detailed business plans with the recipient countries
Establishment of Used Agriculture Machinery Support and Repair Center The project is to improve agricultural productivity and raise awareness of domestic agricultural machinery by supporting domestic used agricultural machinery to developing countries
Improving human health through sustainable value chains in human-animal-environmental interactions using ICT in Vietnam This project is designed to strengthen the capacity of the government and community to prevent, control or eliminate risks to human and animal health under a One Health approach
Strengthening Capacities of Women and Youth for Implementation of Climate Smart Agriculture (CSA) in El Salvador The project is designed to integrate El Salvador's climate adaptation and mitigation goals with agricultural supply chain by strengthening  vulnerable farmers' capacity.
Applying Korea technology for development of disease-free seed potato production systems and sustainable potato value chain in Vietnam Applying Korea technology for development of disease-free seed potato production systems and sustainable potato value chain in Vietnam
The invitational Workshop for Digital agriculture innovation capacity reinforcement in developing countries The invitational Workshop for Digital agriculture innovation capacity reinforcement in developing countries
Demonstration and Value Chain linkage of High Value Vegetables Production in Mountainous area of Cambodia Demonstration and Value Chain linkage of High Value Vegetables Production in Mountainous area of Cambodia
Scaling Up Homegrown School Feeding Programmes The project is to strengthen support for the recipient countries&apos; school feeding programme and usage of locally-grown food
Capacity Enhancement for Sustainable Sources of High-Quality Rice Seeds for Distribution in the Philippines Capacity Enhancement for Sustainable Sources of High-Quality Rice Seeds for Distribution in the Philippines
Sesame Productivity Improvement & Value Chain Enhancement Project in Vietnam (Nghe An and Dong Thap provinces) The project is to strengthen the capabilities of agricultural technology, machinery, varieties, etc. for farmers in Nguean Province and Tongtap Province, Vietnam, and strengthen the chain of sesame production, distribution, and sales
Establishment Project of Advanced Facilities Horticulture Technology Training Center in Uzbekistan Establishment Project of Advanced Facilities Horticulture Technology Training Center in Uzbekistan
Development of Africa Rice Cultivation Complex(Guinea) Solving food problems by promoting a package project that combines agricultural infrastructure with cultivar development and farming technology in Africa
Humanitarian accompaniment in Zambia and Malawi 1. Appraise the current food security situation in Zambia and Malawi against the backdrop of the recently implemented food relief programmes in both countries - progress made, problems encountered, lessons learned - in order to identify further assistance and support needed.  

2. Based on the findings of focused and documented field visits make recommendations a) to partner organisations on possible strategies for longer term, more sustainable approaches to food security, and where appropriate  b) to CAFOD for continued CAFOD support 

3. Establish links with potential donors and identify suitable funding sources that can be explored further with HSD support.  

4. Assess specific CAFOD-supported HIV and AIDS programmes in Zambia with a view to recommending longer-term food supply as integrated programme responses. 

5. Provide the regional office and HSD with regular updates on the current food security situation in particular and the humanitarian environment in general in Zambia and Malawi.  

6. At the end of the assignment debrief with both the regional office based in Harare and with the HSD in London.
Strategy Planning Processes 2006/7 1. To enable participatory and consultative processes to be set up and implemented to allow a wide range of partners, other stakeholders, and relevant CAFOD departments and sections to contribute towards the process of developing country strategies and the regional humanitarian strategy.

2. To develop strategies for CAFOD's Southern Africa regional programme that are in line with CAFOD's 2010 Building Communities for Change and which take into account country contexts, the present programme and possible direction, the strengths and weaknesses of partner organisations including Church structures and capacities.

3. To document the assessment and analysis and make recommendations in consultation with identified reference groups and stakeholders and in doing so strategise the way forwards including likely resource-needs and associated funding strategies where applicable.
Southern Africa Advocacy Programme q	To develop and maintain a regional analysis of contemporary developments in Southern Africa;

q	To promote awareness and greater inter-regional understanding of Southern Africa issues;

q	To strengthen North-South partner/civil society/NGO links and activities;

q	To ensure policy is directed at understanding and responding to the major problems affecting the region;

q	To highlight the need for awareness of the abuses of human rights faced by the poor, rural people women and farm workers;

q	To highlight/mainstream issues facing people living with HIV/AIDS and the need to integrate HIV/AIDS work into development, human rights and conflict-related work.
Trade Desk of the Alliance for Justice and Peace in Southern Africa The objectives of the Trade Desk will be as follows:

1.	To improve AJPSA's capacity to engage in debates and actions around trade policy in the region and in relation to the rest of the world.
2.	To generate analytical, research-based and appropriately formatted information and resource materials on trade justice.
3.	To provide a platform for faith-based reflection and advocacy on trade issues by activists and church leaders in the region.
4.	To strengthen collaboration on socio-economic justice advocacy amongst Justice & Peace commissions and department's in the region.
5.	To facilitate the sharing of information and opportunities for discussion in AJPSA on trade justice issues at major regional trade meetings, so as to contribute to deepening and broadening trade-related policy development processes and debates in SADC.
Humanitarian Capacity Development Project - Southern Africa The quality and speed of CAFOD’s humanitarian work depends on the strength of its partners. The management of large-scale emergency programmes by these local organisations (such as Caritas Harare, Caritas Masvingo, Zomba Research & Development Department - ZARDD ) place a great strain on their staff and systems. The implementing partners, frequently has much wider remit than emergency work and many of its staff and volunteers have little or no humanitarian experience. There is therefore need for much greater investment to develop and reinforce permanent local capacity to prepare for and respond to emergencies.

The aim of the Humanitarian Capacity Development Programme is to assist the selected three partners (Caritas Harare, Caritas Masvingo, Zomba Research & Development Department - ZARDD) to be able to prepare, plan and deliver effective humanitarian programmes. This is guided by the vision that “communities affected by disasters have access to faster, better quality assistance so as to save lives and reduce suffering”.

This Capacity Development Project takes a distinctly holistic approach in identifying areas needing development and tailoring ways to tackle them. The capacity development approach that will be used is rooted in CAFODs niche of partnership. This is rooted in local ownership, choice and commitment (by the partner). The project aims at facilitating, empowering and enabling hence desisting from imposition or partner manipulation. It will not try to substitute the work of CAFOD’s partners, or undermine their roles and responsibilities.
CAFOD Support to Zonal Caritas- IMBISA J&P Justice and Peace Commissions of the IMBISA Region (Southern Africa) meeting in Lesotho from the 20th-26th July 2008 agreed on a number of strategic issues that needed to be followed up in the period 2008-2011. These included responding to emerging issues of governance, justice and peace in the individual countries of the IMBISA Region, assisting individual commissions in their formative and operational challenges, improving communication between the IMBISA Desk and other regions like SECAM and AMACEA and effective representation of Justice and Peace issues at the second Africa Synod 2009. The partner would like to hold a follow up workshop bringing together IMBISA J&P Commissions and aimed at coming up with a position paper to give to the Bishops who are delegates ahead of the Africa Synod. During the workshop the participants will also take the opportunity to evaluate the work of the IMBISA J&P during 2008 and to plan for 2009. The IMBISA Secretariat is also in dire need of a generator because incessant power cuts have led to serious disruption of work and have affected the partner’s ability to carry out its coordination role effectively. Part of the grant will therefore be applied towards securing and installing a generator.
The Church in Southern Africa; Towards Good Governance for Development Outcome 1
Church leaders are better able to propose actionable pro-poor recommendations to government.

Activities
-Hold conference on human trafficking in Southern Africa for IMBISA Bishops. Conference is aimed at raising awareness of the issue of human trafficking in the IMBISA region and getting Bishops to commit to act against trafficking in persons in their respective countries.

-Reception of the Exhortation of the 2nd African Synod from the Vatican. IMBISA will use the document to influence work on Justice and Peace in the region. IMBISA will hold a post exhortation meeting with the Bishops of the region in 2012.

-Engagement of SADC. IMBISA delegate bishops will  meet with SADC with a view to getting formal recognition of IMBISA at SADC level. This will enable more effective lobbying and advocacy.

Indicators
- A regional conference on Human trafficking held and Bishops express their commitment to addressing trafficking through plans drawn from the conference.
-Exhortation meeting will be held for bishops and Post Synod Plans will be drawn and aligned to the Exhortation document.
-Memorandum of Understanding will be signed between IMBISA and SADC Secretariat.
Towards a Self-reliant Church in Southern Africa 1. To recognise the many forms that self-reliance can take
2. To develop and deepen a mature spirituality committed to finding ways of sustaining an evangelising and dynamic church
3. To bring together representatives from national CCJPs across the Southern Africa region in order to share challenges and experiences, and identify new ways of working together.
4. For CCJP representatives to be better equipped to promote Catholic social teaching in their countries.
S. Africa Trade Desk The Trade Desk of the Alliance for Justice and Peace in Southern Africa aims to address the marginalisation of poor rural communities within Southern Africa through increasing their voice and participation in government decision-making and attempting to reshape governmental agricultural and trade policies through critical engagement so that they address the needs of poor rural communities. The Trade Desk aims to work at two levels: in South Africa through Justice and Peace’s network of community based local groups and in Southern Africa through select Justice and Peace National offices.
Realising the Church's Potential in Promoting Good Governance in Zimbabwe- Internal Grant This approval is for an internal grant to support IMBISA to effectively implement the IMBISA Bishops Election Advocacy Project. This project is being supported by the FCO in Harare, Zimbabwe. This approval is for an internal grant to enable CAFOD to support the partner in its project implementation.

IMBISA is the Inter-Regional Meeting of Bishops of Southern Africa. This is an initiative aimed at bringing together Bishops at IMBISA level to lobby and advocate for the peaceful conduct of elections in Zimbabwe and the Southern Africa Development Community (SADC) Region.

Purpose
Informed IMBISA Church leaders take positive action to engage and influence SADC political leaders to promote sustainable and peaceful transition to democracy in Zimbabwe through the full observance of internationally recognised standards for the conduct of elections and respect for the rule of law in Zimbabwe.

Output 1
1. IMBISA church leaders in collaboration with other regional and local church leaders and civil society organisations pro-actively lobbying and advocating for increased democratisation in Zimbabwe and the SADC region.

Output 2
2. IMBISA church leaders have the capacity to mobilise the faith based constituency in order to effectively influence sustained and peaceful transition to democracy in Zimbabwe

Output 3
3.  IMBISA Bishops have first-hand information on the impact of the crisis on the ordinary person in Zimbabwe and are therefore inspired and enabled to engage political leaders in Zimbabwe and in the SADC region from an evidence-based perspective.

Output 4
4. IMBISA church leaders are able to effectively harness the power of the media to advocate for peaceful elections and sustainable transition to democracy in Zimbabwe5.IMBISA Secretariat has the institutional capacity to effectively support and coordinate the advocacy work of IMBISA Church leaders on Zimbabwe

CAFOD Responsibilities:
1. Baseline study
2.Technical support visits and participating in IMBISA advocacy meetings
3. End of project evaluation
Ethiopia Social Accountabiliy Program (ESAP) Phase 3 MultiDonor Trust Fund The objectives of the trust fund is to support strengthening the
 social accountability system and mechanisms for enhanced service delivery in Ethiopia.
Evaluating the feasibility and preliminary efficacy of a wireless vital sign monitor for newborns The Neopenda team has developed an affordable wireless vital signs monitor, neoGuard, that continuously measures pulse rate, blood oxygen saturation, respiratory rate and temperature, providing nurses and clinicians with real-time alerts of patients in distress. From one central monitoring application, the neoGuard technology allows monitoring of up to 15 patients at a time and enables more responsive and effective management of sick newborns in resource-constrained health facilities with critical shortages in health staff.
Adoption of a wireless vital sign monitor for observation of COVID-19 patients The Neopenda team has developed an affordable wireless vital signs monitor, neoGuard, that continuously measures pulse rate, blood oxygen saturation, respiratory rate and temperature, providing nurses and clinicians with real-time alerts of patients in distress. From one central monitoring application, the neoGuard technology allows monitoring of up to 15 patients at a time and enables more responsive and effective management of patients in resource-constrained health facilities with critical shortages in health staff.
Ensuring availability and access to lifesaving health and nutrition services in conflict and drought affected regions of Ethiopia. Through CERF funding, WHO, responds to the Northern Ethiopia Conflict, and drought-related disasters, ensuring availability and access to lifesaving health and nutrition services in conflict and drought-affected regions of Ethiopia. These include: 1) increasing assistance in newly accessible woredas in Tigray, Amhara, and Afar; and 2) increasing provision and continuity of essential health and nutrition actions in drought-affected woredas that have seen significant deterioration and where the drought remains the primary humanitarian driver 3) Strengthen outbreak prevention and control interventions to improve cholera and other outbreaks for preparedness, detection, and response in conflict and drought-affected areas. The project provides life-saving assistance to 1,604,251 people, including 389,020 women, 405,077 men, 405,077 girls, 405,077 boys, and 282,348 persons with disabilities.
Multisectoral rapid response to critical needs of recently displaced IDPs and hosting communities in Ma’rib As part of the inter-sectoral and inter-agency approach to respond to the humanitarian response in Ma’rib, Al Jawf and Hadramawt, UNICEF contribute through WASH, Health, Nutrition, Child Protection and RRM engagements (UNICEF hygiene kits) to enable an immediate coordinated response together with the other implementing agencies, targeting the immediate needs of displaced people and vulnerable communities resulting from the recent escalation of conflict and moving frontlines in Marib, Al Jawf and Hadramawt.

The project targets 48,902 affected people with its Health engagement, 187,041 with Nutrition, 40,400 with Protection/CP and 120,313 with WASH activities.
Réponse rapide aux besoins immédiats des populations vulnérables en situation d’insécurité alimentaire The main objective of this project is to provide agricultural livelihoods assistance to communities affected by food insecurity in Menaka and Timbuktu. This FAO project transfers cash to farming households, distributes agricultural kits containing seeds and tools, and distributes animal feed. The project provides humanitarian assistance to 58,000 people, including 16,000 women, 9,000 men, 33,000 children, and including 600 persons with disabilities.
Addressing protection and sexual and reproductive health needs of flash flood affected women, adolescents, and transgenders The main objective of this project is to address protection, sexual and reproductive health needs of women, adolescents, transgenders, pregnant women, and persons with disabilities affected by flash floods. This UNFPA project 1) provides menstrual hygiene kits to 3,000 people, 2) GBV psychosocial support to 4,000 people, and 3) provides US$ 21,900 in conditional cash transfers to 3,300 people among other activities. The project provides life-saving assistance to 24,300 people, including 16,750 women, 150 men, 7,400 children, and 130 persons with disabilities.
Assistance alimentaire et nutritionnelle pour les personnes en insécurité alimentaire sévère  pendant la période de soudure The main objective of this project is to provide food security and nutrition assistance to people threatened by food insecurity in Chad. This WFP project supplies in-kind food and cash assistance to vulnerable communities. The project provides humanitarian assistance to 136,691 people in the food security sector, including 41,007 women, 30,072 men, 65,612 children, and including 6,835 persons with disabilities, and 7,644 children in the Nutrition sector, including 382 persons with disabilities.
Emergency food assistance to flood affected population in North-eastern Bangladesh The main objective of this project is to ensure people are able to meet basic food and other essential needs following the floods. This WFP project provides 1) 178,160 people in shelters and camps with 85 MT of food assistance, 2) 93,324 people in homes with 784 MT of food assistance and US$ 480,870 in sector-specific unconditional cash transfers. The project provides life-saving assistance to 215,000 people, including 62,436 women, 59,598 men, 93,000 children, and 3,161 persons with disabilities.
Improving access to essential and life-saving health services for conflict-affected population in three States of Sudan The project is aimed at improving access to essential and life-saving health services to help reduce morbidity and mortality attributed to the conflict and imminent public health emergencies in the conflict-affected areas targeted by the project. To this end, the project supports establishment and running of mobile and static-health facilities and procurement and distribution of essential medicines, surgical supplies, and other laboratory items to the health facilities to improve access and utilization of health services by the affected population in the targeted six localities of the three States. Also, in order to prevent, detect and respond to imminent epidemic-prone infectious diseases outbreaks in such conflict settings, the project trains Rapid Response Team (RRT) and health workers on surveillance and case management. 

The project directly targets 391,380 affected people with its Health engagement.
Lifesaving assistance to displaced populations in the Far-North region of Cameroon through Shelter/Non-Food Items (NFI). The main objective of this project is to provide life-saving shelter and essential household item assistance to internally displaced persons, returnees and host community members in Mayo-Danay, Mayo-Sava and Mayo-Tsanaga. This IOM project distributes emergency shelter and essential household item kits, provides transitional shelters, and provides training on construction and shelter maintenance techniques. The project provides humanitarian assistance to 2,500 people, including 500 women, 300 men, 1,700 children, and including 100 persons with disabilities.
Emergency Response to support women and girls, including tackling gender-based violence, sexual and reproductive health, and empowerment The main objective of this project is to provide women and girls including GBV survivors have access to life-saving, quality, and well-coordinated GBViE response services, including lifesaving medical care and psychosocial support services. This UNFPA project 1) supports 3 mobile clinics, 2) establishes and supports 12 women’s and girls’ safe spaces and 3) distributes dignity kits to 10,000 women and girls among other activities. The project provides life-saving assistance to 175,588 people including 28,500 men, 24,917 women, 24,500 children including 1,500 persons with disabilities.
Multisectoral humanitarian assistance for people affected by Ancuabe attacks in Cabo Delgado The overall objective of the project is to provide lifesaving and agile response to displaced populations from Ancuabe that have been affected by the attacks in Cabo Delgado. The project intends to reach 60,000 (taking into account overlap between sectors) targeted affected people.

This $1mil project targets 5,000 affected people with Protection engagement, 40,000 with CCCM, 4,500 with Health and 24,150 with ES/NFI activities.
Providing life-saving food assistance and restore food security of vulnerable communities affected by multiple crisis including internal violence in the Department of Chocó. The main objective of this project is to ensure access to food for 12,760 people affected by internal conflict in the department of Chocó. This WFP project provides 1) in-kind food assistance for 12,760 and 2) agricultural inputs (items/packages/kits) for 311 people. The project provides life-saving assistance to 12,760 people, including 3,062 women, 3,445 men, 6,200 children, and 700 persons with disabilities.