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Ha Noi Sustainable Urban Transport Program - Project 1: Ha Noi Metro System Line 3 Support the effective and sustainable use of the Ha Noi metro line 3 by improving access to metro line 3 stations, enhancing connectivity between the line and other modes of public and private transport, and strengthening urban transport policies and regulations
Sustainable Urban Transport for Ho Chi Minh City Mass Rapid Transit Line 2 Project Develop an integrated public transport system in six districts of Ho Chi Minh City that will support effective use of the city's Urban Mass Rapid Transit Line 2; estimated to reduce 0.59 MtCO2 over the lifetime of project.
Ha Noi Sustainable Urban Transport Program - Project 2: Strengthening Sustainable Urban Transport for Hanoi Metro Line 3 Improve the reliability of power transmission system and support implementation of the wholesale electricity market in Ukraine
Strengthening national capacity in Sri Lanka for applying SMART chemicals management Strengthening national capacity in Sri Lanka for applying SMART chemicals management (Sustainable management, Monetary benefits, Add itional health and safety, Resource efficiency and Technology transfer and innovation) in the industrial sector of rubber, tourism, textiles and apparels.
Support to the implementation of Sri Lanka's nationally determined contributions in the industry sector Supporting Sri Lanka in Energy Green House Sectoral Baseline Monitor <(>&<)> Verification as well as Assisting Industry in the Introduction of Energy Performance Improvement Measures <(>&<)> Technologies
Enabling Activities to review and update the National Implementation Plan for the Stockholm Convention on Persistent Organic Pollutants (POPs)- in Sri Lanka The overall objective of the proposed Enabling Activities (EA) is to review and update the National Implementation Plan (NIP), and have it endorsed and submitted by the Government to the Conference of the Parties of the Stockholm Convention (COP). Participating stakeholders will be able to manage the additional POPs with newly developed technical skills, expertise and awareness.
PHASE II - UP-SCALLING OF THE ACTIVITIES/SERVICES PROVIDED BY THE NATIONAL CLEANER PRODUCTION CENTRE IN SRI LANKA.
Sri Lanka: Increasing trade competitiveness of small and medium enterprises in regional and European Union markets During the PA phase in 2015 UNIDO formulated a trade-related programme with the International Trade Centre (ITC), which is funded by the European Union (EU). The Ministry of Industry and Commerce of the Government of Sri Lanka (MIC) and the EU Delegation designated ITC as the lead agency for the design and management of the project. The MIC through its Department of Commerce (DoC) will act as the main government counterpart facilitating communication and coordination among the various line Ministries. The expected results under component 3 and 4 fall under UNIDO#s core mandate, while component 1 and 2 under ITC..
UNIDO - Sri Lanka country programme for inclusive and sustainable industrial development  2021-2025 UNIDO cooperation is requested in assisting the country in its plan for developing the industrial sector for the future through the formulation and implementation of a country programme covering the period 2021-2025
Mainstreaming standards-based best practices for agrifood sector development Overall Objective: To contribute to a more productive, sustainable, diversified, climate-resilient, market-oriented and inclusive ag riculture and agri-food production sector in Sri Lanka.  Specific Objective 1: To increase food safety and quality compliance through the adoption of sustainable agriculture and hygienic practices by food producers and processors and an updated risk-based and well-coordinated food control system.  This project will be implemented by UNIDO and FAO under one contract with the European Union. The implementation by UNIDO shall entail Expected Result (ER) 2, ER 3, and Sub-ER (S-ER) 4.2. The implementation by FAO shall entail ER 1 and S-ER 4.1.  ER 1: Food competent authorities operate an effective food control system in line with international best practices for consumer pro tection.  ER 2: Quality infrastructure institutions and service providers meet conformity assessment demand of selected agri-food value chains.  ER 3: Targeted value chain actors are responsive to food safety reform measures and better comply with food safety and quality requirements.  ER 4: Consumers, enterprises, institutions and other stakeholders are more aware, informed and demanding of food safety and quality..
Environmentally-sound management of PCB wastes and PCB-contaminated equipment in Sri Lanka The overall objective of the project is to build capacity in Sri Lanka to introduce and implement an environmentally-sound management of PCB wastes and PCB-containing equipment
Strengthened food safety and quality compliance for select Sri Lankan spices through the application of traceability solutions A felt need of the spice industry is the strengthening of SPS compliance along the supply chain and higher value addition through quality differentiation for better market access. The project proposal/document would directly respond to this need by proposing an ICT-based traceability system linked to food safety and quality-related (FSQ) related parameters defined by international standards, technical regulations, and market requirements. Overlaying a traceability system on the supply chain for select Sri Lankan spices would reinforce compliance with minimum SPS requirements.
Establishing Sustainable, Economical And Secure Local Resource Based Renewable Energy Backed Community Development Centres With Icts For Post Conflict And Remote Rural Areas Of Sri Lanka
PPG - Environmentally-Sound Management and Disposal of PCBs wastes and PCB contaminated Equipment in Sri Lanka The project will build capacity to introduce and implement a polychlorinated biphenyl (PCB) management system to reduce and/or elimi nate releases from PCB waste stockpiles and PCB-containing equipment in an environmentally sound manner.
Minimata Convention Initial Assessment for Sri Lanka Strengthen national capacity to fulfill obligations under the Minamata Convention
Enhancing the compliance and productive capacities and competitiveness of the cinnamon value chain in Sri Lanka Enhance competitiveness of the Sri Lanka cinnamon industry value chain to face the stiff competition at the global trade and restrain the market deprivation and to increase the domestic production capacity of the value added cinnamon to expand its market share in the world trade.
Bamboo Processing for Sri Lanka To develop a bamboo supply chain and product industry in Sri Lanka, leading to reduced global environmental impact from GHG emissions and a sustainable industry base.
Country Programme Support Facility Sri Lanka After the internal conflict ended in May 2009, demand for development projects in war-affected north and east regions still remains high. UNIDO projects which address various acute needs to rebuild the country are in line with expectations from potential donors and the government.
Human Resources and Contract Management Support for UNHCR Iran UNHCR, the UN Refugee Agency, is a global organization dedicated to saving lives, protecting rights and building a better future for refugees, forcibly displaced communities and stateless people.\nUNOPS provides specialist human resources and contract management support to UNHCR.\n
Somalia Security Sector Reform Programme This programme aims to strengthen Somalia’s security institutions and governance at the national and regional level and reinforcing effective linkages between them; supporting AMISOM in delivering effective operations through capacity building. Improving the capacity of Somalia’s police force through training and capacity building. This is an ODA and non-ODA integrated programme. The spend reported against this programme is the ODA element alone. This programme included Covid-19 activity in FY 20/21 Q1.
Strengthening Security and Resilience in Sierra Leone and Neighbouring Countries This programme aims to work in partnership with the government of Sierra Leone to help make the security sector stronger and more resilient. This will be achieved by working to improve police accountability and governance. This is an ODA and non-ODA integrated programme. The spend reported against this programme is the ODA element alone.
South Sudan Conflict Reduction This programme will support peace building and reconciliation in South Sudan at the sub-national. This includes support to key peace agreement architecture, including monitoring the parties’ political and ceasefire commitments and emphasises the importance of improved transparency and accountability in securing a lasting peace for the people of South Sudan. This programme included Covid-19 activity  in FY 20/21 Q1.
Somalia Counter Extremism Programme This programme aims to support the Federal Government of Somalia to implement its National Programme for treatment and handling of disengaged combatants, designed to incentivise defections from Al Shabaab by providing alternative paths and viable rehabilitation options. This programme included Covid-19 activity in FY 20/21 Q1.
Sudan Conflict Reduction and Stabilisation Programme This programme supports community based conflict resilience interventions in Darfur by strengthening the resilience of communities to manage conflict through mediation, dialogue and shared development goals.
Syria CSSF: Future Syria Programme This programme aims to contribute to international accountability efforts to prosecute perpetrators of human rights abuses and international humanitarian law violations and preserve civil society space at a local level whilst enhancing effective and meaningful participation of women in Syrian society.
Syria: Support for the Southern De-escalation Area The programme aims to support civilian institutions and civil society in south-west Syria in the sectors of community policing and access to justice; education; governance and service delivery; livelihoods and economic development. This is an ODA and non-ODA integrated programme. The spend reported against this programme is the ODA element alone.
Somaliland (Somalia) Programme This programme aims to provide Security and Justice Sector Reform by increasing civilian oversight and professionalisation of the Somaliland Army and Coastguard. Increasing the effectiveness and accountability of the Judiciary and Prosecutors through development of the Somaliland High Judicial Council, and improving court security and administration Increasing the capacity of the Somaliland Police to provide security in an effective and human rights compliant manner and improving human resource and financial management. This is an ODA and non-ODA integrated programme. The spend reported against this programme is the ODA element alone.
Technical Assistance Facility Programme This programme aims to deliver technical assistance to governments, non-governmental organisations and multilateral partners, in five countries: Tunisia, Egypt, Libya, Morocco and Algeria, as well as support at a regional level. It works in a wide range of thematic areas including governance, economic growth and security and justice. This programme included Covid-19 activity in FY 20/21 Q1 and Q2.
Middle East Peace Process (MEPP) CSSF Programme The programme is designed to contribute towards delivery of the three overall objectives: (1) Building effective and accountable Palestinian institutions ready for statehood and resilient to political transition. (2) Supporting Palestinian Authority and civil society (Israeli and Palestinian) to work for peace, maintaining and increasing political support for a two state solution. (3) Protecting and assisting vulnerable communities to preserve the viability of a two state solution, to uphold international humanitarian law and respond to arising needs.  This is an ODA and non-ODA integrated programme. The spend reported against this programme is the ODA element alone.  This programme included Covid-19 activity in FY 20/21 Q2.
Ukraine Programme CSSF continues to support the delivery of the Ukraine HMG Strategies to ensure a united, stable, sovereign and resilient Ukraine.
OTD Environment, Sustainablity and Climate Change (ESCC) Programme This programme aims to provide support to manage: Climate change and projects led by OT s in response to COP 26; marine pollution; seabed mapping and hydrographic governance; and biosecurity and protection against invasive species.
Algeria CSSF Programme This programme will support two main areas: (1) Supporting economic reforms, youth and female employment and improvement of national education outcomes. (2) Improving the effectiveness and inclusivity of key institutions. This programme included Covid-19 activity in FY 20/21 Q1 and Q2.
Nigeria Security & Justice Reform Programme This programme will deliver defence, security and justice priorities in Nigeria through three interconnected components: (1) Strengthening security and justice accountability through the media. (2) Democratic Oversight and Accountability of the Nigerian Security Sector.  (3) Strategic assistance to the Nigerian Police Force (NPF).
Migration Reintegration and Support for Returnees Programme The programme aims to increase the capacity of ODA countries to manage the return of migrants through provision of post-arrival and reintegration support.
Jordan Political Stability This programme contributes to strengthening Jordan’s political stability with more accountable and transparent governance, stronger rule of law, an effective legal system and improved record of human rights. It seeks to achieve this through the following strands: (1) The Municipal Services and Social Resilience Programme Project  which strengthens state capacity by making municipal governments more capable and accountable in delivering services to Jordanian and Syrian residents and so reducing the risk of tensions both within communities and directed against the state.  (2) Reducing community tensions and strengthening citizen-government dialogue by delivering conflict-management techniques and essential infrastructure. (3) Strengthening decentralised governance by building the effectiveness of Parliament, citizens and civil society. (4) An intervention to strengthen the rule of law, including supporting implementation of the recommendations made by the Royal Commission on Judicial Reform.
Western Balkans: Media Cyber and Defence (MCD) CSSF Programme This programme provides assistance to address the priority drivers of instability in the region. The main pillars are around tackling the ongoing legacies of the wars of the 1990s, reducing the threat from extremism and terrorism, strengthening governance and the rule of law capability, and supporting reconciliation. This programme included Covid-19 activity in FY 20/21 Q2.
Commonwealth Security The Security Programme aims to support the Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting, 2018 (CHOGM) commitment of delivering “A More Secure Future” by: A more secure cyber environment that enables digital growth through a free, open and peaceful cyber space. Progress towards a Commonwealth without modern slavery, forced labour human trafficking and the worst forms of child labour and enhanced capacity within the Commonwealth to tackle online child sexual exploitation.
Sahel Defence and Security This programme aims to support the provision of civilian and military trainer secondees to the EU Training Mission (EUTM) Mali focusing on international humanitarian law.  This is an ODA and non-ODA integrated programme. The spend reported against this programme is the ODA element alone.
Whole of Syria Support to a Political Process The programme aims to support a political settlement and the UN-led process in Geneva as well as providing support to Syrian voices and civil society. The programme will also work on human rights and accountability.
East Africa Preventing Violent Extremism This programme aims to strengthen the evidence base on preventing violent extremism and reduce the drivers and enablers of violent extremism in East Africa by supporting local government in Kenya to implement preventing violent extremism county action plans. Through civil society organisations supporting the most vulnerable groups to reintegrate into local communities by working with local government, young men, women and children and religious leaders. Facilitating the sharing of best practice between non-governmental organisations (NGOs) and civil society organisations (CSOs) working to prevent violent extremism, research to identify the main drivers of violent extremism in East Africa and evaluate the effectiveness of efforts to prevent it. This programme included Covid-19 activity in FY 20/21 Q1.
Multilateral Championing Our Values This programme aims to support the UN to address issues of conflict and instability in line with UK values – countering and preventing violent extremism, strengthening the role and voice of women, preventing sexual violence and abuse, protecting children and preventing mass atrocities. This programme included Covid-19 activity in FY 20/21 Q1.
Conflict, Stability and Security Fund (CSSF) Conflict, Stability and Security Fund (CSSF)
Jordan CSSF: Political and Economic Resilience Programme This programme aims to build inclusive and accountable governance, via a strands focused on: reducing community tensions; strengthening Citizen-Government dialogue; building social resilience and provision of municipal services and strengthening rule of law.
Maritime Governance and Environment Programme This programme aims to provide support to achieve increases in the protection of marine biodiversity across the maritime zones of the Overseas Territories (OTs). Establish maritime strategies for compliance with international obligations and develop effective maritime legislative structures. This is an ODA and non-ODA integrated programme. The spend reported against this programme is the ODA element alone
Afghan National Army Trust Fund This programme aims to provide training to the Afghan National Police (ANP) on Counter Improvised Explosive Devices (C-IED) as well as improving female ANP facilities. This is an ODA and non-ODA integrated programme. The spend reported against this programme is the ODA element alone.
Lake Chad Basin Programme This programme aims to promote political engagement by national and sub-national governments in Nigeria and other LCB countries, international actors, civil society and others to encourage a resolution of the conflict.
Iraq Governance and Resilience This programme seeks to support the Government of Iraq in newly liberated areas and in Basra to make governance and the delivery of services more effective, responsive and legitimate. It will build two-way communication and consultation mechanisms between citizens and local governments, empowering civil society and communities to engage, influence and hold local government to account. It seeks to achieve this through the following strands: (1) Rehabilitation of critical infrastructure in liberated areas, restoring essential services like water and electricity for citizens, and supporting the return of internally displaced people. (2) Build and use political will and capability among sub-national government institutions and leaders (men and women) in liberated areas and Basra to respond more effectively to citizens’ needs (men, women, girls and boys).
UK-Jordan Partnership Facility Programme This programme will provide a whole of government approach in the delivery of UK commitments to Jordan. This is an ODA and non-ODA integrated programme. The spend reported against this programme is the ODA element alone.
Multilateral UN Reform The UN Reform programme aims support the UN Secretary-General Guterres’ three-pillar reform agenda, which came into effect on 1st January 2019, and his Sustaining Peace vision. The UN Reform programme provides technical support and funding to each of the three reform pillars of peace and security architecture, development and management. This is an ODA and non-ODA integrated programme. The spend reported against this programme is the ODA element alone. This programme included Covid-19 activity in FY 20/21 Q1 and Q2.
Nepal Peacebuilding Programme This programme will work with local and national political groups, civil society, human rights organisations and the media in order to build Nepalese capacity to resolve local conflicts and support marginalised communities.
Somalia Stabilisation Programme This programme aims to reduce local drivers of conflict in areas of Somalia recently recovered from al-Shabaab control and provide foundations for the local political settlements and stability that will allow the Federal Government of Somalia and Federal Member States to establish a sustained presence. The programme also aims to deliver improved community cohesion through inclusive community engagement and a set of upstream interventions with both local and international actors to enhance civil-military coordination and influence Somalia’s overall approach to early recovery stabilisation. This programme included Covid-19 activity in FY 20/21 Q1.
Sahel Stabilisation Programme This programme aims to deliver a scaled up package of support to stabilisation efforts in Central Mali through support to the Malian government’s Stabilisation plan; deliver support to a broadened peace process in Mali; acting on the recommendations of the mediation scoping study and further developing the work achieved to date in piloting the Elite Bargains and Political Deals framework.
Maldives CSSF Programme CSSF continues to support HMG’s strategies to increase democracy, accountability and stability in the Maldives.
Eastern Partnership This programme aims to support space for dialogue around the protracted conflicts, address challenges faced by conflict affected societies and build resilience to external pressure including through support for media plurality. This is an ODA and non-ODA integrated programme. The spend reported against this programme is the ODA element alone. This programme included Covid-19 related activity in FY 20/21 Q1.
West Africa Programme This programme aims to be  a flexible programme for relatively small-scale, short duration projects to address emerging threats to stability in the region. It is demand-led and projects eligibility is assessed through a set of pre-determined parameters relating to impact, risk level, purpose and theme (including strengthening regional cooperation and coordination and reducing the risks of spill-over effects of instability).
Commonwealth Prosperity The programme aims was set up to support the commitment of Commonwealth Heads of Government at their meeting in 2018 (CHOGM 2018) to realise “a more prosperous future” through (1) continuing to build support for the rules-based multilateral trading system; boost intra-Commonwealth trade; and support inclusive policy making; (2) improving the business environments in Commonwealth countries to enable them to be more globally competitive; and (3) facilitating the economic empowerment of women and young people by providing more business and educational opportunities.
Lebanon CSSF: Political Reform Programme This programme aims to build momentum for supply and demand side reform and to support broader areas of social and economic reform. It will do so through the following interventions female political participation, strengthen democratic mechanisms for reform, accountability and dialogue and strategic communications. This programme included Covid-19 activity in FY 20/21 Q1 and Q2.
Western Balkans Programme This programme aims to reduce the threat from organised criminality, extremism and terrorism, strengthening governance and the rule of law capability, supporting reconciliation and the fight against corruption.
Pacific Programme The Pacific CSSF programme aims to increase the ability of Pacific Island Countries to remain stable, secure and more resilient to malign external influences, through better governance, and to remain independent, and likeminded partners of the UK.