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Ending TB/HIV epidemic through stakeholders collaboration in prevention, early case detection and treatment Liberia - TB/HIV - Ministry of Health and Social Welfare - MOH.  This program has the following goals: An AIDS-free Liberia, with Zero new infection, Zero AIDS-related death and Zero AIDS-related stigma and discrimination.  End TB in Liberia by 2035. The objectives of this program are: By 2025 Reduce New HIV infections to less than 190 per year.  Reduce stigma and discrimination for PLHIV and vulnerable populations to less than 20%.  Strengthen and promote leadership, coordination and accountability for the National Response at central and decentralized levels.  Strengthen monitoring, reporting and evaluation of the national AIDS response from all sectors.  Mobilize adequate resources to achieve the goals and objectives of the NSP.  Provide high-quality TB diagnosis and treatment to all patients without their having to incur catastrophic costs.  Institute bold policies and supportive systems for TB care and prevention.  Intensify research and innovations for TB
Scaling up Malaria Prevention and Control Interventions Through All Sectors in Liberia for Sustained Universal Impact Liberia - Malaria - Ministry of Health and Social Welfare - MOH.  This program has the following goals: By 2020, reduce illness and deaths caused by malaria by 50%..  To ensure equitable access to essential medical products, vaccines and technologies of assured quality, safety, efficacy and cost-effectiveness..  To improve the health status of the Liberian population through building a resilient health system.. The objectives of this program are: To strengthen and sustain institutional and human resources capacity of National Malaria Control Program for effective program management by 2020..  To increase access to prompt diagnosis and effective treatment targeting 85% of population by 2020..  Ensure that 80% of the population is protected by malaria preventive measures by 2020..  Increase the proportion of the population with knowledge and practice of malaria preventive measures to 95% and 75% by the end of 2020..  Strengthen the supply chain system for effective quantification and prompt distribution of commodities under a universal system by 2020..  To improve routine data monitoring and program evaluation to ensure quality data management at all levels by 2020..  To increase access to safe and quality services through improved capacity of the health network to provide safe, quality Essential Packages of Health Services.
Liberia - Tuberculosis - United Nations Development Programme Liberia - Tuberculosis - United Nations Development Programme - UNDP HQ.
HIV/AIDS Response for Key Populations and Community TB Programme in High Burden Areas in Liberia Liberia - TB/HIV - Plan International, Inc. - Plan International Liberia.  This program has the following goals: An AIDS-free Liberia, with Zero new infection, Zero AIDS-related death and Zero AIDS-related stigma and discrimination.  End TB in Liberia by 2035. The objectives of this program are: By 2025 Reduce New HIV infections to less than 190 per year.  To strengthen the surveillance system for early warning, detection, and response to emerging threats/outbreaks.  To strengthen the capacity of community systems to respond to outbreaks and emergencies through a patient centered, human rights and gender informed response..  Reduce stigma and discrimination for PLHIV and vulnerable populations to less than 20%.  To strengthen human resources for health including Community health workers at the subnational level to improve competency in event-based surveillance and health service delivery.  Strengthen and promote leadership, coordination and accountability for the National Response at central and decentralized levels.  Strengthen monitoring, reporting and evaluation of the national AIDS response from all sectors.  To strengthen laboratory and diagnostic capacity to enable rapid diagnostic testing of new outbreaks, specimen transportation networks, laboratory information systems, antimicrobial resistance (AMR) & Zoonotic diseases in alignment with WHO The Joint External Evaluation (JEE)..  Mobilize adequate resources to achieve the goals and objectives of the NSP.  To strengthen capacity for case management with a focus on hypoxemia and medical oxygen, respiratory care, and therapeutics..  To strengthen systems for Health product and Waste management.  Provide high-quality TB diagnosis and treatment to all patients without their having to incur catastrophic costs.  Institute bold policies and supportive systems for TB care and prevention.  Intensify research and innovations for TB
Liberia - Malaria - United Nations Development Programme Liberia - Malaria - United Nations Development Programme - UNDP HQ.
Incresing Facility-based Expansion and Health Systems Strengthening while Strengthening prevention and Community-based Inititiatives Liberia has a total estimated population of 3.9 million and the last Demographic and Health Survey undertaken (2007) reported an HIV prevalence of 1.5% among the general population aged 15-49 years. The Program supported by this grant has been designed to build on activities in the fight against HIV and AIDS that have been carried out over the last three years and to expand access to HIV testing and to the support, care, and treatment of people living with HIV. The Program will also focus on further increasing the health system&#39;s ability to deliver improved services to the population through the strengthening of the overall health system in Liberia.
Prevention of Healthcare-Associated Tuberculosis Infection in Zimbabwe under the Presidents Emergen Grants
GH16-1675 Strengthening Epidemiology and Strategic Information in the Republic of Zimbabwe under the Presiden Grants
GH18-1835 Supporting the Provision of Comprehensive HIV Testing, Treatment, Care, and Support Services in the Republic of Zimbabwe under the President's Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief (PEPFAR) Grants
Strengthening Epidemiology and Strategic Information in the Republic of Zimbabwe under the Presiden Grants
Supporting Laboratory Systems Strengthening Activities in Zimbabwe under the President's Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief (PEPFAR) - 2021 Grants
GH21-2145 Supporting Laboratory Systems Strengthening Activities in Zimbabwe under the President's Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief (PEPFAR) - 2021 Grants
GH19-1944 HIV Prevention, Care, and Treatment Support for Church-related Hospitals and Clinics in the Republic of Zimbabwe under the President's Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief (PEPFAR) - 2019 Grants
CDC-RFA-GH21-2146.NU2G Strengthening Epidemiology and Strategic Information in t Grants
GH16-1673 Prevention of Healthcare-Associated Tuberculosis Infection in Zimbabwe under the Presidents Emergen Grants
CDC-RFA-GH21-2145.NU2G Supporting Laboratory Systems Strengthening Activities i Grants
GH16-1675 Strengthening Epidemiology and Strategic Information in the Republic of Zimbabwe under the Presidents Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief (PEPFAR) Grants
GH18-1835 Supporting the Provision of Comprehensive HIV Testing, Treatment, Care, and Support Services in the Republic of Zimbabwe under the President's Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief (PEPFAR) - 2018 Grants
GH21-2145 Supporting Laboratory Systems Strengthening Activities in Zimbabwe under the President's Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief (PEPFAR) Grants
Global AIDS: Scaling up Voluntary Medical Male Circumcision (VMMC) through Improvements in the Availability, Integration and Quality of HIV Prevention Services in Zimbabwe under PEPFAR The U.S. President's Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief (PEPFAR) is the U.S. Government initiative to help save the lives of those suffering from HIV/AIDS around the world. This historic commitment is the largest by any nation to combat a single disease internationally, and PEPFAR investments also help alleviate suffering from other diseases across the global health spectrum. PEPFAR is the cornerstone and largest component of the U.S. President's Global Health Initiative. With a special focus on improving the health of women, newborns and children, the Global Health Initiative's goal is to save the greatest number of lives by increasing and building upon what works and, then, supporting countries as they work to improve the health of their own people.
GH18-1836 Scaling up Voluntary Medical Male Circumcision (VMMC) through Improvements in the Availability, Integration, and Quality of HIV Prevention Services in Zimbabwe under the President's Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief (PEPFAR) - 2018 Grants
Global AIDS: HIV Prevention, Care and Treatment Support for Church-related Hospitals and Clinics in Zimbabwe under PEPFAR The U.S. President's Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief (PEPFAR) is the U.S. Government initiative to help save the lives of those suffering from HIV/AIDS around the world. This historic commitment is the largest by any nation to combat a single disease internationally, and PEPFAR investments also help alleviate suffering from other diseases across the global health spectrum. PEPFAR is the cornerstone and largest component of the U.S. President's Global Health Initiative. With a special focus on improving the health of women, newborns and children, the Global Health Initiative's goal is to save the greatest number of lives by increasing and building upon what works and, then, supporting countries as they work to improve the health of their own people.
Land Tenure for Peace The Colombian peace agreement was signed in November 2016 and ended a long during armed conflict between the Colombian state and the guerrilla movement FARC. The principal point of the agreement is the integral rural reform. How? With a fast, simple and low-cost methodology for administering land: Fit For Purpose (FFP). The farmers themselves do much of the work: with a special app on smartphones or tablet they walk along the borders of their land to demarcate their plot. Also photos are made of documents (ID, tax bills, electricity bills), which relate the persons on this particular parcel to this land plot and are digitally combined with the GPS measurements of the polygons for a later communal Public Inspection. When farmers of the community mutually agree on the map they have made, land titling can be formalised. Where? Two pilots have been started up now: one pilot in the Department of Antioquia (the vereda – hamlet or small village – of Los Mandarinos, within the municipality of Apartadó) and one in the Department of Meta (the vereda Termales in the municipality of Vistahermosa). A third pilot area will be selected soon. Cooperation? The positive achievements of the pre-pilots are the result of the effective cooperation in the field with all Colombian land institutions involved, such as the Land Agency ANT, Land Registry SNR, the Planning Agency DNP, the Cadastre Agency IGAC and the Cadastre of Antioquia, and furthermore local authorities. Very helpful is the work of professors and students of the Universidad Distrital Francisco José de Caldas, from Bogotá. Read the section 'Partners' for more information on the involved institutions. Long term objective.The objective is that the collected data backed by the government, leads to cadastral maps and, more important, to land titles. These land titles give farmers legal certainty and a source of collateral, giving them access to credits and improving their access to public or private agricultural extension. This in turn will lead to increasing agricultural production in a sustainable manner.
Enhancing circularity and sustainability in businesses and value chains The business sector, &ldquo;ranging from microenterprises to cooperatives to multinationals&rdquo;, is expected to play a pivotal role in achieving the 2030 Agenda and the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). Companies are called to contribute to the paradigm shift required by being an active source of innovative solutions for tackling the sustainable development challenges. The overall ambition of the SDGs and of the Paris Agreement to decouple economic development from resource consumption and environmental degradation, and to improving wellbeing, translates into a strong and growing need for the tools and services of the private sector. Given their strong connection with grass root level and local communities, Small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs) are key agents of change and can be a strong source of social and environmental innovation. SMEs are also engines of economic growth and social development; it is therefore crucial that they be empowered to actively contribute to the transition towards sustainability. 

This project aims at enabling and supporting businesses, including Small and Medium Enterprises, to increase resource efficiency and to adopt more sustainable and circular practices (which contribute to implementing sound management of chemicals and pay attention to chemicals of concern), thereby strengthening their positioning in value chains and markets. It does by providing a coherent approach to UNEP&rsquo;s sustainable consumption and production work with businesses, including Small and Medium Enterprises, which leads to increasing the uptake of sustainable and circular practices at company level, promoting innovative solutions and circularity along key value chains and through partnerships, providing science-based knowledge, and creating conducive policy and financial frameworks. The project approach is science-based, holistic and systemic.
Strengthening Consumer Information for Sustainable Consumption and Production Sustainable consumption and production is increasingly a priority for business and for policy-making. It is a cross-cutting theme of the Agenda 2030 and the Sustainable Development Goals, directly addressed by Goal 12 &ndash; Ensure sustainable consumption and productions patterns. 

This Project will support the private sector, governments, label owners and influencers to increase the provision of reliable consumer information to encourage sustainable choices in consumption and production, as well as to foster circular economy, contributing to the achievement of the Sustainable Development Goal Target 12.8. At the same time, the Project is addressing key recommendations from the United Nations Environment Assembly.

Through this Project, UN Environment will partner with the private sector in the implementation of the Guidelines for Providing Product Sustainability Information, as well as promoting the use of consumer information tools as a means to improve business procurement and relation with the value chain. At the same time, the project supports governments to reform policies that distort product prices and encourage unsustainable consumption and wasteful use of resources. The use of consumer information tools can also help governments to consume more sustainably, enhancing the global uptake of more sustainable products. Both strategies aim to help reduce pollution and the pressure on natural resources through the use of consumer information tools. The work with influencers is also being included as a way to extend Project&rsquo;s impact.
Switch to SCP: Development, Upscaling, Monitoring and Implementation of Sustainable Consumption and Production National Action Plans for Mainstreaming Resource Efficiency towards a Green and Circular Economy The overall objective of this project &ldquo;Switch to SCP&rdquo; is to assist countries in the development, upscaling, monitoring and implementation of Sustainable Consumption and Production National Action Plans (SCP-NAPs) for mainstreaming resource efficiency into national policies towards a green and circular economy.  The three components proposed in this project (developing-implementing-monitoring) focus on activities that build upon UN Environment&rsquo;s analytical, advisory and capacity-building services for member states, in an integrated and cohesive manner. This project will work with countries in transitioning towards more resource efficient, green and circular economies. Sustainable consumption and production patterns will be mainstreamed into national economic and development planning, and relevant policy implementation processes.

The project merges UN Environment expertise and leadership through inter-divisional cooperation including with and through regional offices and is based on past and on-going projects and tools like &ndash; among others - SwitchMed and Planning for Change. The project focuses on activities at national level to build up knowledge and skills, reinforce technical institutional capacity, raising awareness on sustainable consumption and production, green economy, circular economy regulations, policies and actions through the development, monitoring and implementation of Sustainable Consumption and Production National Action Plans. The rationale for the project is based on recognition that promotion of resource efficient, sustainable consumption and production patterns, and circular economy which are the foundation for a green economy, can only be effectively achieved if embedded into national governance frameworks, while being owned and driven by national governments and other key stakeholders, notably legislators, policy makers, business, NGOs, technical institutions and consumers
Reducing Emissions from Deforestation and Forest Degradation (REDD+) The United Nations collaborative initiative on Reducing Emissions from Deforestation and forest Degradation (UN-REDD) Programme aims to help countries implement actions that deliver both carbon and non-carbon benefits from forests in accordance with UNFCCC decisions. The UN-REDD Programme builds on the convening role and combined technical expertise of FAO, UNDP and UN Environment, each providing support in complementary technical areas to target countries. UN Environment&rsquo;s work and long-standing commitment under the broader UN-REDD Programme which was launched in 2008, is ongoing, and will continue at least until the end of 2020.

The UN Environment Project - Reducing Emissions from Deforestation and Forest Degradation (REDD+) will capture the results of the implementation of the UN Environment specified components as indicated in the overarching UN-REDD Programme. UN Environment contributes to all three programme outputs as defined by the UN-REDD Strategic Framework 2016-2020 and outlined in the associated UN-REDD Programme Documents named below and attached: Delivering National Programmes &ndash; Readiness 2017 &ndash; 2020; Technical Assistance for REDD+ Implementation - 2017 Programme Document; Technical Assistance for REDD+ Implementation - 2018-2020 Workplan and Budget; and Integrated Results Framework 2018-2020.
Coherent Integration of the Environmental Dimension of the Sustainable Development Goals in Regional and National Policy Frameworks in Africa The objective of this project is to enhance the capacities of countries in Africa to implementation of SDGs in a more innovative manner by integrating environmental sustainability and resilience into policies, strategies and action plans through regional and nations approaches, taking opportunities offered by the UN reforms. Ultimately, the aim is to have stronger integration of environmental dimension in development processes at regional, sub-regional and national levels for a coherent implementation of SDGs and Agenda 2063 in Africa.  The project anchors on-going work in Africa Office on regional ministerial fora, such as AMCEN, Health & Environment, gender and youth, UN Sustainable Development Cooperation Frameworks, Regional UN Sustainable Development Group, natural resources governance, environmental diplomacy, among others, into UNEP support to countries in the achievement of SDGs.

The project will ensure that enhanced coherent delivery of the environmental dimension, inclusiveness of the major groups, business, you and women in the delivery of SDGs.  The impact of this project is &ldquo;stronger integration of environmental dimension in development processes at regional, sub regional and national levels for a coherent implementation and achievement of SDGs and Agenda 2063 in Africa by catalyzing investment in sustainable harnessing of Africa&rsquo;s natural capital.  The project relies on the two major principles related to Agenda 2030 and SDGs, i.e.  integration and leaving no one behind/more resilient communities. This support, UNEP will contribute to catalyzing actions that can result in decreased environment degradation and cost on the continent. The project will serve as the principal delivery mechanism for relevant activities for UNEP to implement some already planned and funded interventions that support regional and national efforts on the Sustainable Development Goals.
Implementing sustainable policies, strategies and management tools on resource efficiency in tourism value chains Over the past six decades, the global tourism sector has become one of the largest and fastest growing economic sectors. This rapid growth has had major impacts related to depletion of natural resources, particularly water, Green House Gases (GHG) emissions, energy and land, whilst expanding tourism value chain operations. The Paris Agreement, and the 2030 Sustainable Development Agenda sets ambitious targets for countries and private sector. Tourism monitoring systems should therefore emphasize and guide on the tracking of a consistent set of indicators and measures for businesses and tourism destinations alike. In order to achieve the targets and goals of the 2030 Sustainable Development Agenda on tourism (in particular 12.b, 14.6 and 8.9) and the Paris Agreement, UNEP will support businesses and governments in institutionalising capacities and implementing policies, actions plans and monitoring frameworks to promote the transition to a low carbon, resource efficient tourism sector. To achieve this, the project will also work in collaboration with governments to create the enabling environment required to transform the tourism private sector towards a low carbon and resource efficient future. The overall approach of the project is premised on recognizing that there are already a range of policies, management tools and best practices promoting resource efficiency and sustainable tourism in regions and countries. These have however, brought limited progress and limited consensus on how sustainability actions should be mainstreamed into daily operations within the tourism businesses in order to deliver the desired economic benefits and environmental sector performance. Hence, building partnerships with tourism businesses, governments and NGOs, and piloting country specific campaigns on the identified issues, management tools and best practices, will facilitate the necessary adoption of the proposed approaches according to country and destination-specific needs and concerns. In order to address the issues identified above, the project will deliver the following outputs: Output 1- Information and knowledge management tools developed and implemented to influence stakeholders on key environmental hotspots and impacts in the tourism sector that generate pollution, increase GHG emissions and inefficient use of resources
Rwanda Agriculture ProgramforResults Multi Donor Trust Fund Parallel Trust Fund of TF072366 The Transformation of the Agriculture Sector Program, Phase 3 (PST 2013/14-2017/18.  Its strategic objectives are to:(i) intensify, commercialize, and transform the Rwandan agriculture sector to enhance food security and nutrition, reduce poverty, and drive rapid economic growth; and (ii) accelerate sustainable increases and an expanded private sector role in production, processing, and value addition and commercialization of staple crops, export commodities, and livestock products. The Program-for-Results operation supports the implementation of the PSTA3.
 
 The program development objective (PDO) of the PforR operation is to increase and intensify the productivity of the Rwandan agricultural and livestock sectors and expand the development of value chains.