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LKA.S1 Leadership, advocacy and communication to fast track the AIDS response The UNAIDS Secretariat continue its leadership role to establish an inclusive, result-driven global agenda for the Strategic Directions outlined in the UNAIDS Strategy for 2016-2021. It works across all Action Areas in collaboration with convening Cosponsors according to UNAIDS Division of Labour. The Secretariat raises awareness, advocates and builds commitment for Fast-Tracking the AIDS response to end the epidemic by 2030. Through leadership and advocacy the Secretariat works to keep HIV high on the global agenda and builds the vision, momentum and foundations for robust, sustainable political commitment to predictable and fully financed AIDS responses with higher returns on HIV investments
LKA.S5 Mutual accountability The Secretariat is responsible for ensuring mutual accountability of the Joint Programme to optimally deliver on the Joint Programme’s shared mission, vision and Strategy. This demands strategic coherence, a results-based focus, alignment of resources with corporate priorities, and ensuring that the Joint Programme speaks with one voice. In collaboration with partners, the Joint Programme will work to generate political momentum and capital to position AIDS and the Joint Programme in the wider post-2015 development agenda and leverage the unique experience of the Joint Programme to strengthen effective UN governance, in particular by strengthening the means of implementation and revitalizing the global partnership for sustainable development to end the AIDS epidemic as a public health threat by 2030, as provided in the SDGs
LKA.S2 Effective and inclusive partnerships for impact and sustainability The UNAIDS Secretariat continues to strengthen dialogue between governments, affected communities, and other stakeholders for progressive global policy. The evolving context and development agenda demands a renewed Joint Programme approach to partnerships
LKA.S4 Coordination, coherence and convening The ECOSOC Resolution (E/RES/2013/11) cites the Joint Programme as an example of good practice for the UN as a whole to enhance strategic coherence, coordination and results-based focus and country-level impact in the post-2015 period. In 2016-2021, the Joint Programme will support a ‘One United Nations’, working closely with Cosponsors, maximizing comparative advantages at country level in relation to other development partners, and supporting national efforts to Fast-Track the AIDS response towards ending the AIDS epidemic as a public health threat by 2030. The Secretariat will broker, strengthen and leverage synergy and accountability between technical support mechanisms and providers of essential HIV services
Improving productivity, efficiency, safety and environmental management on Farm 4 Limited, Riversdale Development Limited and Green Gold Limited in the banana belt in Belize To pursue improved and sustainable farming practices to increase production per acre and total production, lower production cost per box, increase worker safety, and reduce negative Environmental impact
Activity under preparation Technical Cooperation Facility Belize Technical assistance for elaborating Action Documents and complementary studies under PA-2 (trade, migration, border management, Joint Commission)
''Belize Sustainable Energy Roadmap'' (11th EDF Belize MIP focal area) The overall objective of the Project is: To implement Belize sustainable energy roadmap for achieving a thriving clean and productive energy sector that helps create opportunities for improving Belizeans lives in an inclusive and equitable manner and where all its people have access to modern, affordable, and sustainable energy services to achieve sustainable development.
Management agreement with IADB Belize Geroge Prize Highway rehabilitation project Based on the estimated costs of the EU Contribution (EUR 5 million), the Commission undertakes to finance EUR 200.000 as remuneration for the Lead Finance Institution.  The final amount for the remuneration is established in accordance with Article 4 of Annex I of the Management Agreement.The remuneration has been calculated as follows: four percent (4%) of the EU Contribution. Article 4 - Payment ArrangementsThe Commission shall pay the remuneration to the IDB in three installments of the equivalent of EUR 50,000, EUR 100,000 and EUR 50,000 with the first installment due upon the entry into force of this Agreement, the second installment following the second pre-financing payment and the last installment shall be paid upon the acceptance of the completion report.
2008 allocation of the Accompanying Measures for Sugar Protocol Countries (AMS) for Belize The overall objective of the 2008 allocation of the EC's Accompanying Measures for Sugar Protocol Countries for Belize is to advance the long-term EC support foreseen in the Multi-Annual EC Assistance Strategy (2006-13) and in particular, to make concrete steps towards improving the economic and social conditions through improving the rural road network and (further) improvements made in the efficiency and competitiveness of sugarcane production.Specific objectives include:1.Rehabilitate
Supporting the PFM sector in Belize funded from the 11th EDF The overall objective of the PFM project is to achieve a more efficient public finance management.The specific objectives are: 1.To improve the legal framework corresponding to strengthening the internal and external audit and contractor general 2.To strengthen PFM oversight and control functions
Feeder Road Rehabilitation Project Corozal and Orange Walk Phase 2 Lot A Contract inherited from multiple actions, related to: Feeder Road Rehabilitation Project Corozal and Orange Walk Phase 2 Lot A - The purpose of this AAP is to advance the long-term EC support foreseen in the Multi-Annual EC Assistance Strategy (2006-13) and in particular, to make concrete steps towards improving the economic and social conditions through improving the rural road network, and develop implementation strategies to further improve the efficiency and competitiveness of sugarcane production and promote diversified rural economic growth.
Accompanying measures 2007 for sugar protocol countries - Belize The purpose of this AAP is to advance the long-term EC support foreseen in the Multi-Annual EC Assistance Strategy (2006-13) and in particular, to make concrete steps towards improving the economic and social conditions through improving the rural road network, and develop implementation strategies to further improve the efficiency and competitiveness of sugarcane production and promote diversified rural economic growth.
Strengthening rural community Organization and Livelihood to Advance Resilience in Southern Belize - SOLAR Southern Belize <p>The objective is: To improve economic and social development by increasing the access to and use of renewable energy in the Toledo District, Belize.</p>
Reliable and Sustainable Solar Energy Access for the Indigenous Communities of Golden Stream and San Jose, Toledo District, Belize <p>The overall objective is: To provide opportunities for improved education and livelihoods, while reducing local community environmental impacts within Belizes Maya Golden Landscape (MGL) through renewable and reliable solar-based energy access.</p>
Identification and formulation of Action in Priority Areas MIP 2021-2027 <p>Request for Service to identify and formulate the actions within the two defined priority areas under the MIP 2021-2027</p>
Towards low carbon transport: Piloting e-mobility within Belizes public transport system <p>The project supports to shift to electric mobility with the introduction of the first e-buses in the country. It enables a policy framework supporting, focuses on demonstrating conditions and experience for e-mobility integration into the national system, informing sector growth and investment planning.</p>
Technical Assistance for capacity building in the energy sector of Belize <p>The TA supports the implementation of Belize Sustainable Energy Roadmap consisting of 1) improved rural energy infrastructure 2) strengthening of capacities of the Energy Unit 3) identify sources of renewable energy</p>
Identifying a broad scope of Micro projects small scale infrastructures interventions and support to micro-finance institutions in Belize <p>IDENTIFYING A BROAD SCOPE OF MICRO PROJECTS/SMALL SCALE INFRASTRUCTURES INTERVENTIONS AND SUPPORT TO MICRO-FINANCE INSTITUTIONS, Service contract for the design of an intervention with EIB.</p>
BANANA ACCOMPANYING MEASURES 2012 allocation The strategy will focus, in line with BAM objectives and NAS, on three specific objectives: increase the efficiency of banana production, so that the industry can continue to be a provider of jobs and wages for the population of Stann Creek and North Toledo districts; support economic and social development to give alternative opportunities to those segments of the population (especially the young generation) not interested in working in agriculture; and develop a stronger policy and institution
Support to Confidence Building and Mediation in the Adjacency Zone of Belize and Guatemala <p>The overall objective of the action is to enhance peace and stability in the Adjacency Zone of Belize and Guatemala.</p><p>The specific objective of the actions is strengthened coordination and relations between relevant governmental and non-governmental actors and communities. </p><p class="ql-align-justify">The continuation of the Organization of American States (OAS) mission is vital for Belize and Guatemala. It aims to alleviate tensions, prevent conflicts from escalating through diplomatic mediation and on-field technical assistance by the OAS. It oversees the implementation of peace agreements, and enhances the capacity for confidence-building measures agreed upon by Belize and Guatemala in 2005</p>
Improved energy infrastructure for unserved villages and households on behalf of the Government and BEL <p>The first result of the energy FA supports installing solar- powered mini-grids for around 2,000 people living in 5 villages in the south and north of the country. As the principal partner, Belize Electricity Limited (BEL) will design and install innovative energy systems together with the Ministry of Public Utilities, Energy and Logistics, and supported by the Technical Assistance financed by the EU.</p>
Supply of electronic equipment for the Ministry's Energy Unit monitoring, evaluation and reporting <p>Result 3 under FA</p>-Supply of electronic equipment for the Ministry's Energy Unit monitoring, evaluation and reporting
AMS 2012 - Belize 2012 allocation of the Accompanying Measures for Sugar Protocol Countries (AMS) for Belize
Activity under preparation EU - Belize Cooperation Facility The Overall Objective (Impact) of this action is:To contribute to the implementation of the Government of Belize¿s development agenda.The Specific Objectives of this action are to provide support to the effective preparation/formulation, implementation and management of the EU-Belize cooperation, and to increase public knowledge and perception of the EU cooperation with Belize while enhancing the capacities of the Government and relevant stakeholders to efficiently implement national development objectives, through strategic communication and public diplomacy activities.The Outputs to be delivered by this action contributing to the corresponding Specific Objectives (Outcomes) are:&nbsp;Result 1: Effective and timely identification, formulation, implementation/monitoring of the priorities of the GOB-EU Cooperation Programme, including in support to regulatory convergence with the EU and other EU priorities/policies.Result 2: Improved capacity of the Government of the Belize (GOB), in particular, the Management Service for Externally Funded Projects (MSFEP) and other relevant stakeholders in the effective preparation, management and oversight of GOB-EU Cooperation Programme and in the implementation of the national development objectives and international commitments, by building, maintaining and strengthening relevant networks through public diplomacy activities.Result 3: Strengthened networks and increased awareness, understanding and approval of the EU¿s cooperation and economic partnership with Belize, and its role in the region and world, through strategic communication and public diplomacy activities, including concerning key
Programme Estimate with MED Contract related to: Programme Estimate with MED - Technical assistance for elaborating Action Documents and complementary studies under PA-2 (trade, migration, border management, Joint Commission)
Design and implementation of the Communication and Visibility Plan for the Sustainable Energy Roadmap Belize (FA 039-231) and the EU support to Belize under EDF 11 The overall objective of the contract is to Improve the European Unions communication and visibility under the EDF 11 as partner for development in Belize in general, and in the energy sector in particular.
PAGoDA contract with PAHO Objectives:1. To develop efficient, effective, disaster resilient and environmentally friendly health facilities2. To improve the structure, organization and management of health services
2010 allocation of the Accompanying Measures for Sugar Protocol Countries (AMS) for Belize The overall objective of this project is to reduce poverty and improve the living standards of the rural population in the northern, sugarcane region of Belize.  This will be achieved through the provision of support to three distinct project components.  The project aims at supporting a more competitive and diversified sugar cane industry which is stable and exists in a sounder physical environment. Secondly, the project will improve the physical access and communications links in northern Be
11th EDF Belize (CSP focal sector Health) The Health Support Programme focus on refurbishing health facilities to become storm resilient and energy efficient, upgrading the Health Information System and  restructuring the management structure and service delivery
Banana Accompanying Measures (BAM) 2013 Allocation (Belize) The overall objective of the proposed programme is to foster social and economic development contributing to the reduction of poverty, focusing on the workers and their families in the so called ''Banana Belt'' district of Belize
2009 allocation of the Accompanying Measures for Sugar Protocol Countries (AMS) for Belize Overall ObjectiveThe proposed programme contributes to the higher level objective of poverty reduction and improving the standards of living and well-being of the communities living in Northern Belize Objectives1)  To improve physical access, communication and transportation efficiency through the rehabilitation of the ''Sugar Belt'' road network.2)  To strengthen the competitiveness and economic sustainability of the Belize sugar industry.3) To support an enabling environment for
Effective and sustainable management of southern and western part of Belize Effective and sustainable management of southern and western part of Belize - Effective and sustainable management of southern and western part of Belize
Communication and visibility services for the European Union in Belize <p class="ql-align-justify">The purpose of this project is to provide communication services to the European Union in Belize. The project will design and implement strategic communication activities to promote understanding and awareness of the Union's values, interests and specific policy priorities. The project should seek to increase the EU¿s standing and visibility in Belize and promote the EU as a key development partner and EU values like peace, democracy, human rights, sustainable and green development, as well as the EU¿s contribution to the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).</p><h2>Overall objective</h2><p><br></p><p>The overall objective (Impact) to which this action contributes is:</p><p>To amplify awareness among people living in Belize about the European Union and its partnership with Belize.</p><h2>Specific objective</h2><p><br></p><p>The specific objective (Outcome) of this contract is as follows:</p><p>Specific objective (Outcome) 1: Strengthened EU branding and presence in Belize through the development of strategic communication and public diplomacy activities to increase awareness and understanding of the EU cooperation and partnership with Belize, and its role in the region and world.</p>
Activity under preparation Border management Activity still under preparation: Border management-Contract related to: Border management -
CIF contribution to the project 'George Price Highway (GPH) Rehabilitation' in Belize. The objective of the Project is to rehabilitate the most deteriorated segment of one of Belize´s main highways, i.e., the George Price Highway (GPH), to national standards and to preserve it through adequate maintenance while improving and guaranteeing road connectivity between the Northern, Southern and Central Regions of Belize as well as enhancing physical connectivity with Central America and Mexico.
Supply for energy efficiency in public buildings <p>The supply contract is part of Component 2 of the FA.</p>-Supply for energy efficiency in public buildings
USPTO FY2012 Technical Assistance Activities USPTO-INPI Brazil Intellectual Property Road Show
USPTO FY2012 Technical Assistance Activities INL / USPTO Tri-Border & 2 Border IPR Enforcement Training Program
FURTHER STRENGTHEN THE PROTECTION OF ELEPHANTS AT YANKARI GAME RESERVE, NIGERIA, THROUGH ENHANCED LAW ENFORCEMENT ACTION AND MONITORING This project supports protection of elephants in Yankari Game Reserve in Nigeria. This small population.of 100-150 elephants is one of the.few remnant populations surviving in this part of Africa, and is therefore regionally and nationally.important. Past support from USFWS supported the introduction of overnight antipoaching patrols, the.implementation of a ranger-based patrol monitoring system, and the acquisition of patrol vehicles to.increase patrol coverage. No elephants have been poached since May 2015. However, poaching is still a.threat to Yankari's elephants and continued support is required to ensure that the population stabilizes.and begins to recover. This proposal will fund operational costs of anti-poaching patrols including rations.and equipment, refresher training for rangers, aerial support to detect and respond to any illegal.incursions using a plane based in northern Cameroon, and support for a conservation education outreach.program in order to make local residents aware of the rarity and the importance of these surviving.elephants.
Great Apes Conservation Fund Conservation of cross river gorillas at Nigeria's Afi Mountain Wildlife Sanctuary through ranger-based monitoring and law enforcement
GAFC-Expend On Investmnt-Species Conservation Grant A Landscape Approach to Conservation of the Critically Endangered Cross River Gorilla
Protecting the vital population of the critically endangered Nigeria-Cameroon chimpanzee in Gashaka-Gumti National Park, Taraba/Adamawa States, Nigeria 1) evaluating the current ranger force and selecting the 50 most qualified rangers; 2) equipping and training selected rangers; and 3) establishing ranger patrols in the critical southern 1,000 sq. km sector of the park.
Conservation of the Cross River gorilla (Gorilla gorilla diehli) in Nigeria and Cameroon - A Five Year Cooperative Agreement 2017-2022 between the US Fish and Wildlife Service and the Wildlife Conservation Society The purpose of this 5-year project is to build upon the successes of the previous 5-year cooperative agreement to secure the Cross River gorilla population through an effective network of core protected areas and corridors across of the Afi-Kagwene landscape, managed in collaboration with local communities and government, and with the potential to expand into adjacent currently unoccupied habitat once levels of disturbance have been controlled. Specific objectives include: 1) Reducing killing of Cross River gorillas to zero; 2) Developing a research and monitoring program to guide conservation and impact measurement; 3) Effectively coordinating conservation activities among all partners; and 4) Building sufficient capacity to ensure that conservation of Cross River gorillas can be achieved.
Further strengthen the protection of elephants at Yankari Game Reserve, Nigeria, through enhanced law enforcement action and monitoring Further strengthen the protection of elephants at Yankari Game Reserve, Nigeria, through enhanced law enforcement action and monitoring
Combatting the West African illegal trade in threatened vultures and their parts for belief based use. Combatting the West African illegal trade in threatened vultures and their parts for belief based use.
Further strengthen the protection of elephants at Yankari Game Reserve, Nigeria, through enhanced law enforcement action and monitoring This project supports protection of elephants in Yankari Game Reserve in Nigeria. This small population of 100-150 elephants is one of the few remnant populations surviving in this part of Africa, and is therefore regionally and nationally important. Past support from USFWS supported the introduction of overnight anti-poaching patrols, the implementation of a ranger-based patrol monitoring system, and the acquisition of patrol vehicles to increase patrol coverage. No elephants have been poached since May 2015. However, poaching is still a threat to Yankaris elephants and continued support is required to ensure that the population stabilizes and begins to recover. This years proposal will fund operational costs of anti-poaching patrols including rations and equipment, refresher training for rangers, aerial support to detect and respond to any illegal incursions using a plane based in northern Cameroon, and support for a conservation education outreach program in order to make local residents aware of the rarity and the importance of these surviving elephants.
FURTHER STRENGTHEN THE PROTECTION OF ELEPHANTS AT YANKARI GAME RESERVE THROUGH ENHANCED LAW ENFORCEMENT ACTION AND MONITORING The purpose of this project is to support an elephant conservation effort in Yankari Game Reserve by.strengthening elephant protection and biological monitoring, and building a constituency for elephant.conservation. Yankari Game Reserve holds the largest remaining elephant population in Nigeria, which is.estimated at 150 individuals. This project is intended to conserve African savanna elephants and their.habitat by addressing the impacts of poaching, human-elephant conflict (HEC), seasonal movement of.livestock (i.e., transhumance), and loss of tourism revenue due to the COVID-19 pandemic and continued.regional insecurity. Specific activities include: (1) maintaining SMART-based ranger patrols and aerial.support for threat and wildlife monitoring; (2) conducting ranger refresher trainings following internal.codes of conduct and training plans; (3) applying salt/potash to salt licks during the dry season to.facilitate elephant protection and monitoring and offer improved viewing opportunities for tourists; and.(4) conducting conservation education and outreach programming, including workshops for teachers and.religious leaders, field trips and conservation education materials for local school-aged children, and.broadcasting conservation radio jingles in the Hausa language.
Assessment of disease risk and development of health monitoring..protocols for the conservation of the Critically Endangered Cross River Gorilla The purpose of this project is to understand risks posed by disease to long-term conservation of the Cross River gorilla and mitigate disease based threats to the population currently and in the future. Specific activities include: (1) determining patterns of gastrointestinal parasite infection at multiple sites in the species' range; (2) determining the threat posed by diseases in humans and livestock to gorillas; (3) establishing health and disease threat monitoring protocols; (4) reducing the risk of disease transmission from humans working in the forest; and (5) reducing the risk of disease transmission to the gorillas from local communities, livestock and other forest users.