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Support food safety through capacity building along food value chain in Quzhou, China Being a major supplier of the food and agro-products in the region of south-east China and honored to supply food to the G20 Summit taking place in Hangzhou in September 2016, Quzhou has the potential of sustainable agricultural production in the region and to serve the huge demands for safe food and agro-products in the adjacent areas such as the Yangtze River Delta, Pan-Pearl Delta and Western Side of Taiwan Strait Economic Zone. With also the vision of targeting better compliance with international standards and accessing to international markets, the initiative keen on developing the agricultural clusters in Quzhou and establishing a World Food Safety Innovation Demonstration Zone, launched and supported by the Government of Quzhou, is seeking technical cooperation with national and international agencies working under relevant mandate as experienced and reliable service partners. The Zone located in Qujiang District, Quzhou City aims to effectively promoting sustainable development of food nutrition and health integrating validated knowledge transfer, scientific research and innovation, policy making and agenda setting, compliance with regulation and standard, development of manufacturing and processing, commercial activities and trade, promotion and leisure entertainment. Five functional zones will be est
POPs and chemical pollution solutions through area-based-ecoeffective-management POPs and Chemical Pollution solutions through Area-based-Ecoeffective-Management
Assistance to Shanghai Municipal Commission Of Commerce in inward  and outward investment promotion (Shanghai Investment Promotion Centre -SIPC) The main purpose of the project is to assist Shanghai in achieving greater efficiency, a better yield and higher quality of its inward and outward investment. This will be achieved by providing through UNIDO SIPC, added value and advisory services to Shanghai Municipal Commission of Commerce, other relevant local institutions and the business community as well as mobilizing technology, knowledge, technical/management skills, human and financial resources for the implementation of the industrial investment and technology initiatives in developing countries and in Shanghai. In doing so, UNIDO SIPC will aim at identifying and promoting opportunities for foreign and domestic investors to find potential partners and technology suppliers. The objective will also be pursued through sensitization, training and capacity-building of institutional partners on best practices of industrial development and investment/technology promotion strategies. Geographical priority will be given to least developing to seek possibilities of regional cooperation with neighboring countries. The overall objective will be pursued through promotional activities for investment and technology transfer opportunities, as well as through training and capacity-building of institutional partners in Shanghai and in developing countries, thereby comp
Sector Plan for Phase out of CFCs Consumption in China's MDI Sector SECTOR PLAN FOR PHASE OUT OF CFCS CONSUMPTION IN MDI SECTOR This sector plan will assist China to phase out all CFC consumption of MDI (Metered-dose inhaler) sector in China. This is the second submission of the Plan and it takes into consideration the request of the ExCom formulated in its Dec. 53/23.The funding request targets the eligible consumption of 322.5 ODP tonnes (276.5 tonnes of CFC-12, 46 tonnes of CFC-11). The sector plan will be implemented through a series of technical assistance, legislative and investment activities starting in 2008. The sector plan was prepared on the basis of a detailed analysis and on site surveys of Chinese owned MDI manufacturing enterprises in China, and covers all enterprises and production lines available in the sector. The sector plan proposes a mix of approaches for conversion to non-ODS substitute processes where economically feasible, and closure of production through market tools and incentives where other approaches are not feasible. The sector plan includes policy actions to ensure that the phase out proceeds on schedule, and that the ineligible enterprises, which are not financed under the project, will stop using ODSs as propellant or dispersant of MDI production. The sector plan also addresses transitional arrangements and policy issues related to production a
Support to the First China International Import Expo China will host the first China International Import Expo from November 5 to 10, 2018 in Shanghai in cooperation with international organizations including WTO, UNCTAD and UNIDO. The expo represents the important measure that China has taken to further open up its market to the world, and it will increase imports from other developing countries.  The Ministry of Commerce of China requested the Secretariat of UNIDO to provide support to the first China International Import Expo in November 2017 during the 17th Session of UNIDO General Conference. The main purpose of the project is to assist relevant departments of China to organize the first China International Import Expo, promote international cooperation and facilitate the import from all countries and regions around the world to China under the framework of ISID and SDG, and increase the awareness and participation of the public and private sectors. Through organizing side events and exhibitions during the CIIE, this project will contribute to increasing export from developing countries and promote their SMEs development.
Emergency Response Assistance to the Outbreak of Coronavirus Disease 2019 in China The coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) outbreak was first detected in Wuhan City, Hubei Province, China and continued to expand to other cities in the country. It has a significant impact on people#s lives, health, and overall socioeconomic development of the country. On 30 January 2020, the WHO Director-General announced the outbreak of COVID-19 in China as a Public Health Emergency of International Concern (PHEIC). Strong international cooperation will be essential at all levels to protect the people and build a safe and healthy future for all.  In order to combat the COVID-19 and win the battle of prevention and control of the contagion, the Chinese government has taken many measures. The demand for medical waste disposal capacity has increased significantly and the emergency disposal capacity of medical wastes in epidemic areas is in urgent need. At the same time, staff dealing with medical waste in hospitals and medical wastes disposal are facing a serious risk of infection, resulting in a shortage of personal protective equipment in the short term. Wuhan and its home province of Hubei are the worst affected regions, calling urgently for assistance from the outside world due to the serious deficiencies in the emergency disposal capacity of medical wastes and personal hygiene protection.  The project was i
Promoting Energy Efficiency in Industrial Heat Systems and High Energy-Consuming (HEC) Equipment The project promotes energy efficiency in #high energy consuming# special equipment through the development of technical regulations; the establishment of national laboratories; the training of national experts; and the demonstration of new technologies at enterprise level.
Improvement of the Environmental Performance of the Foam Sector: Phase out and Management of HBCD in China Improvement of the Environmental Performance of the Foam Sector: Phase out and Management of HBCD in China
Development of Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) in China's Construction sector The project aims to enhance the capacities of the China Construction Industry Association (CCIA) to develop and promote Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) strategies, standards and guidelines for the construction industry in China so as to assist the central government in improving its capacity of monitoring and management of the construction industry. Besides a series of activities including workshops, domestic field studies, international study tours, etc., there will also be some demonstration components to assist constructoin enterprises integrate CSR into their management systems and create best practice for CSR case studies.
Demonstration sub-project for conversion of room air-conditioning compressor manufacturing from HCFC22 to propane at Guangdong Meizhi Co.Demonstration sub-project for conversion from HCFC22 to propane The proposed project aims at advancing the phase-out of HCFC-22 in room air-conditioning sector by demonstrating the conversion to propane (HC-290)-based rotary compressor and room air-conditioner manufacturing lines at Meizhi and Midea companies in Guandong, China, and identifying the relevant costs. One manufacturing line with an annual baseline production of 1,830,000 of rotary compressors and one room air-conditioner line with a baseline production of 200,000 HCFC-22 based units will be converted to HC-290. The room a/c units will use the compressors produced through the project. The additional amount of compressors will be sold for other RAC producers, which will be converted during Stage I of the HPMP. The conversion of the two closely interrelated lines is described in the attached two subproject documents.
China-UNIDO Country Programme Framework for Inclusive and Sustainable Industrial Development Time Frame 2016-2020 This Country Programming Framework (CP) is designed to enhance UNIDO#s support to the Government of China to implement a road-map towards Inclusive and Sustainable Industrial Development (ISID) as stated in the Lima Declaration adopted on 2 December 2013 during the 15th session of General Conference of UNIDO. In doing this, UNIDO has aligned the priorities for China to the 13th Five Year Plan, building on the achievements of past projects and programmes . As industrialization is a long-term endeavor, involving many stakeholders, efforts will be made to strengthen synergies and avoid duplication by collaborating with development cooperation partners, including the private sector in the country.  As a framework based on established national priorities, it will be a useful guide for the selection of UNIDO#s interventions in China over the next 5 years.
Support to the China International Fair for Investment and Trade (CIFIT) UNIDO has been one of the supporting institutions for the CIFIT. The former Director General Mr. Kandeh Yumkella participated in the CIFIT several times. The current Director General Mr. Li Yong participated and delivered the keynote speeches at the 2014 and 2015 International Investment Forum. The Ministry of Commerce (China) requested the Secretariat of UNIDO to provide support to the CIFIT in June 2015 during the IDB.
(China) Country Programming Framework for Inclusive and Sustainable Industrial Development 2021-2025 This Country Programming Framework (CP) is designed to enhance UNIDO#s support to the Government of China to implement a roadmap towards Inclusive and Sustainable Industrial Development (ISID) as stated in the Lima Declaration adopted on 1 December 2013 during the 15th session of the General Conference of UNIDO. In doing this, UNIDO has aligned the priorities for China to the 14th Five Year Plan, building on the achievements of past projects and programs. It is also in line with the United Nations Sustainable Development Cooperation Framework for China (2021-2025). As industrialization is a long-term endeavor involving many stakeholders, efforts will be made to strengthen synergies by collaborating with development cooperation partners. As a framework based on established national priorities, it will be the essential guide for selecting UNIDO#s interventions in China over the next 5 years.
Food Safety Supervision Capacity Building for China Food Safety Supervision Capacity Building for China  Over the last several years, the Chinese government has rolled out a series of policy initiatives to address food safety problems, both as a new policy domain and under the mandate of existing policy streams including agriculture, environmental protection, and health. Some of these policies involve new standards relating to production environments and processes, as well as permissible levels of potentially harmful substances in food. Others involve the introduction of mechanisms for improving traceability and accountability through vertical linkages along the food supply chain or the scaling up of production and processing operations. Recent reforms have consolidated responsibility for food safety under a new China Food and Drug Administration.  CFDA would like to further strengthen food safety governance and in particular CFDA#s capacity building and training activities. CFDA therefore would like to build on existing internal resources and capacities and gain additional experiences from exposure to inter national good practice in food safety related capacity building. CFDA therefore is keen to develop its cooperation with UNIDO as a international reference and neutral broker on good practices in food safety and related capacity building.  UNIDO also has over
Review and update of the National Implementation Plan under the Stockholm Convention on Persistent Organic Pollutants in the People's Republic of China The Project aims to review and update the National Implmentation Plan (NIP), have it endorsed and submitted by the government to the Conference of the Parties to the Stockholm Convention (COP); and to build China's national capacity for new POPs management.
Capacity Building for the Green Industry Platform in China China is in the phase of fast industrial development, but the dual pressures of resources and energy constraints and serious ecological damage have taken a heavy toll on the current industrial development and the national economic sustainable development. On the one hand, High energy-consuming industrial enterprises drive the economic growth, on the other hand they become a major source of energy consumption and environmental pollution. Adjustment of domestic industrial economic structure, changing the way of industrial development, and finding a path of sustainable growth in the industrial development have become the top priorities in China. The Chinese government has put the ecological civilization up to an unprecedented strategic level and into the five-in-one national development goal. The Chinese government demands acceleration of the establishment of a completely systematically ecological civilization system. Meanwhile, in #the Thirteenth Five-Year Plan for National Economic and Social development#, the Chinese government made specific requirements on energy conservation and achieving green, low-carbon and environmentally friendly development in the industrial sector, in order to comprehensively improve environmental awareness and resource efficiency in the industrial sector, and to promote the green indu
Promote ISID along Maritime and Continental Silk Road The proposed project is an immediate follow-up to the Maritime Silk Road and Investment Cooperation Forum under the theme of #Maritime Silk Road-East meets West# on 8 September 2014 in Xiamen, China. UNIDO Director-General made a keynote speech at the Forum#s opening and received proactive feedback from some 200 Asian, African and Pacific Island delegates. The Chinese President Mr. Xi Jinping put forward the proposals of building Silk Road Economic Belt and the 21st Century Maritime Silk Road when he visited Central Asian and Southeast Asian countries in late 2013 and received positive responses from various State leaders. With the establishment of the Asia Infrastructure Investment Bank and China#s US $40 billion Silk Road Fund, concerned countries are demanding joining efforts for a better future under the theme of Maritime and Continental Silk Road. UNIDO will take a leading role in promoting Inclusive and Sustainable Industrial Development (ISID) by enhancing trade and investment flows along Maritime and Continental Silk Road. This project is to be implemented in coordination with initiatives from UNDP, UNOSSC, UNESCO, UNWTO who will be working within the areas of their respective mandates and programmes in the concerned countries.
Vehicle Technologies in China The objective of this project is to support the greening of the transportation sector and automotive industry in China by supporting the development and commercialization of New Energy Vehicles (NEV). After several years of demonstration, significant progress has been made. In July 2012, the State Council of China released the #Energy Saving and New Energy Vehicle Development Plan (2012-2020)#, which set an aggressive target of 500,000 NEV on road in 2015 and 5 million in 2020. However, the market is still at start up stage and some barriers, technical, economical or institutional, exist on the way to low carbon transportation. The Ministry of Industry and Information Technology (MIIT), jointly with other government agencies, announced the incentive plan for NEV from 2013 to 2015.  From the Inclusive and Sustainable Industrial Development (ISID) perspective, green transportation is one of the key economic systems that is critical to achieve the decoupling of economic growth and industrialization   from the negative impacts on the environment and the climate. The proposed project will focus on the commercialization pathways for NEV by developing a detailed analysis of various NEV technologies and their markets. Technology roadmaps will be defined by conducting detailed assessments. Recommendations on how to scal
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Pioneer Outcomes Funds Funding from DFID for the development of the Poverty Alleviation Outcomes Fund
Enhanced Participation in Primary Education (EPPE) The project will contribute to poverty reduction, sustainable development, and the improved well being of 16,800 children in Somalia through enhanced access to quality and protective education, with particular focus on girls. This will be achieved by (i) increasing access to universal primary education, (ii) improving the quality of education and retention rates; and (iii) building the capacity of local partners to equitably deliver primary educational services into the future.  ;
Supporting preparedness, mitigation and response to the primary and secondary impacts of COVID-19 on IDP and vulnerable populations in Yemen This project, running from May 1, 2020 until December 31, 2020, aimed at reaching the following two main objectives in Yemen: 1) Community transmission of Covid-19 is prevented amongst IDP and vulnerable populations; and, 2) Provision of life-saving activities is maintained in a safe and accessible way to mitigate primary and secondary impacts of Covid-19.
Humanitarian response to displacement resulting from conflict in Mrauk U District Support to strengthen the organisational and technical capacity of local CSOs to effectively deliver humanitarian assistance; and to help meet the needs of currently displaced IDPs in Mrauk U District.
Strengthening community-led humanitarian response to protracted displacement in Mrauk U district Support to strengthen the organisational and technical capacity of local CSOs to effectively deliver humanitarian assistance; and to help meet the needs of currently displaced IDPs in Mrauk U District.
SPHEIR Partnership for Digital Learning and Increased Access (‘PADILEIA’) Under  the  Strategic  Partnerships  for  Higher  Education  Innovation  and  Reform  (SPHEIR)  funded  by  the  UK Department for International Development, the Partnership for Digital Learning and Increased Access (PADILEIA) aims to facilitate access to higher education for those displaced and affected by the Syrian crisis in Jordan and Lebanon.  According  to  UNHCR,  legal  documentation,  high  student  fees,  lack  of  capacity  in  educational institutions,  and English language  are  the  main  barriers  preventing  refugees  from  entering  higher  education; these barriers are then compounded by specific legal and political contexts that vary locally and nationally, and potential  students  who  may  not  be  able  to  pay  even  modest  fees.  With  an  enormous  youth  population,  a generation of Syrians are at risk of being a lost generation in terms of higher education. With King’s College London (KCL) as Lead Partner, Relief International (RI) will be implementing part of the project with the goal to equip Syrian refugee school graduates in Za’atari Refugee Camp with the skills needed to excel in tertiary education. 
Outcome: 50 Syrian refugee school graduates in Za’atari refugee camp are provided with access to quality foundational courses for tertiary education. Target Population: 50 Syrian refugees who have completed secondary education in Za’atari Syrian refugee camp in Jordan. 
Location: Two study hubs located in Za’atari Syrian refugee camp in Jordan. The study hubs were set up and are operated by RI as part of their comprehensive educational centres in Za’atari camp.
The Afghanistan Recovery, Reintegration and Resilience Program (3R Consortium) This 4.5-year program seeks to address the basic needs and protection of vulnerable, displaced Afghans through a multi-sectoral approach aimed at promoting sustainable return or reintegration.
Emergency Flood response in Yemen Provide emergency response services to families affected by flooding in Marib and Hajjah, including the distribution of Multipurpose Cash Assistance and NFIs to households in need.
GEC: Educate Girls, End Poverty GEC: Wax bar hablaha, si loo dhameeyo faqriga GEC: The Educate Girls, End Poverty project’s purpose is to enroll more girls in school, inspire them to stay in school, and make sure they graduate school with the knowledge that enables them to break the cycle of poverty. The project is benefiting marginalised girls, aged 6 to 19, from urban poor, rural, and internally displaced (IDP) populations. ; Ujeeddada Mashruuca " Wax bar hablaha, si loo dhameeyo faqriga" Waa in dugsiyada loo diro hablo badan, laguna dhiiri-geliyaaa in ay ku nagaadaan dugsiyada isla markaana la hubiyaaa inay ka qalin jebiyaaan dugsiyada iyagoo leh aqoon awoodaysan oo looga baxo faqriga.
Mashruucu waxa uu u faa'iideynayaa hablaha aan fursadda u helin waxbarashada ee da'doodu u dhexeyso  6-19 jir kuwaas oo la nool qoysaska faqriga ah ee ku nool magaalooyinka, miyiga iyo dadka soo barakacay.;
PROG 2017-2021_OUTCOME_Les enfants de la R.D.Congo et de la sous-région nécessitant une intervention médico-chirurgicale spécialisée bénéficient d’une amélioration de l’accès et de la qualité des soins de santé : grâce au renforcement des compétences des prestataires de soins impliqués dans le traitement pré-, per- et post-opératoire des pathologies infantiles, et grâce au rehaussement de leur environnement technique et sanitaire. Les enfants de la R.D.Congo et de la sous-région nécessitant une intervention médico-chirurgicale spécialisée bénéficient d’une amélioration de l’accès et de la qualité des soins de santé : grâce au renforcement des compétences des prestataires de soins impliqués dans le traitement pré-, per- et post-opératoire des pathologies infantiles, et grâce au rehaussement de leur environnement technique et sanitaire.
UNFPA Central African Republic Policy and accountability activities UNFPA Central African Republic Policy and accountability activities UNFPA Central African Republic Policy and accountability activities