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Civic Advocacy Support Program (CASP) The goal of the Civic Advocacy Support Program (CASP), a USAID-funded program implemented by Counterpart International, was to strengthen the organizational and performance capacity of three Intermediary Service Organizations (ISOs) and six core advocacy partner Nongovernmental Organizations (NGOs). Counterpart worked with these nine organizations to develop strategies for long-term organizational sustainability and a more diversified funding base. - See more at: http://www.counterpart.org/our-work/projects/civic-advocacy-support-program-in-armenia#sthash.yNZmY6I3.dpuf
Support to Social Sector Reforms in Armenia (Armenia):  USAID will support a local civil society consortium for social service reforms. The consortium will advocate for citizens' interests, analyze and inform citizens about the financial, economic, social and political impact of the social service reforms, with a particular focus on pension reform and child protection. Key results include increasing public participation and an increase in transparency and accountability in government decision making processes.Assistance will increase citizens' contributions to the formulation and implementation of social sector policies, and expand citizen understanding of reforms. It will also promote new types of civic engagement, and increase civil societies ability to contribute to the formulation of social policy. In addition, consortium members will improve their ability to analyze decentralization reforms in a systematic, evidenced-based manner, monitor reform processes, assess the impact, and hold government officials accountable.
Clean Energy and Water Project Clean Energy and Water Program - The purpose of this activity is to provide assistance to Armenias energy and water Sectors on activities which have the prospect for improving Armenia's energy and water security. Armenia lacks a systematic approach to energy development and water management, which hinders national capability to address the issues of water scarcity and sustainable water and energy development that are fundamental to national energy security, climate change mitigation and adaptation, and availability of resources for vulnerable populations. Therefore this activity will provide technical support to promote integrated energy and water planning at the sub-basin level; advise the Government of Armenia (GOA) on issues regarding sustainable hydropower development and water management; and facilitate the use of clean energy and water management practices and technologies at the community- and enterprise-level through outreach and technical support.
Tax Reform Project (TRP) The overall goal of the project is to improve the effectiveness and efficiency of tax administration and tax policy development in Armenia.
Locally-led Action for Development of Goris Community project The goal of the Locally-led Action for Development of Goris Community project is to increase thecapacity and resilience of the Goris consolidated communityvia strengthening the capacity and commitment of the community.
Households Living in Inadequate Shelter as a Result of the 1988 Earthquake Reduced Households Living in Inadequate Shelter as a Result of the 1988 Earthquake Reduced
Civil Society Development Program in Armenia Civil Society Development Program in Armenia.  The goal of the Program is to deliver capacity strengthening services to civil society organizations in Armenia.
Integrated response to increased food prices Integrated response to increased food prices
Program in Support to the 2005-2008 Local and National Elections in Armenia Program in Support to the 2005-2008 Local and National Elections in Armenia
Strengthening of Inclusive Education System The program works directly with the Ministry of Education and Science (MOES) on national child welfare reforms to stop the flow of children into institutions and reduce the number of children in institutional care.
ARM SO 1.3 PRIVATE ENTERPRISE GROWTH Increased Employment in a Competitive Private Sector
Energy Secure Armenia (Armenia):  .This activity aligns with the Interim National Security Strategic Guidance's call for the U.S. to be a leader in the fight against the climate crisis and to make investments in a clean energy future. Strengthening Armenia's energy security is also critical to buttressing the country against malign influence. Armenia currently depends on Russia for more than 65 percent of all energy needs, and Russia has leveraged concessions from Armenia through threats of fuel price increases. To achieve energy security, Armenia must promote transparency and competitiveness by adopting best practices of liberalized electricity markets; diversify its energy sources via renewable energy production; pursue greater integration with Georgia's energy system; and promote energy efficiency to reduce demand...Given the rapid maturing of renewable energy technologies, there are significant economic advantages for expansion of solar and other renewable sources. Based on the Least Cost Energy Development Plan conducted by USAID, the government of Armenia's National Energy Strategy sets a 1,000 MW target for the development of solar generation by 2040, focuses on the development of other renewables, and prioritizes energy efficiency and demand management measures..The new activity will provide advisory services to the government, the Public Service Regulatory Commission, and the private sector to improve the regulatory environment, foster competition, and  attract investment for increased supply diversification. The activity will also assist in promoting small-scale renewable energy and energy efficiency projects to showcase new technological developments. By demonstrating the cost saving impacts of these technologies, the activity will promote greater adoption by the public and private sector.This activity aligns with Objective 2.4 of the EUR JRS; and Objective 2.2 of the ICS for Armenia, and contributes to CAATSA Goal 7 and Clean Energy earmark.
FY 2010 ASHA Award - Armenian American Cultural Association FY 2010 ASHA Award - Armenian American Cultural Association
Improving Infant and Young Child Health and Nutrition in Armenia Project The goal of the project is to reduce malnutrition in women and children during the first 1,000 days  from conception to 24 months of age.  Within the framework of the project, partners support the local primary health care facilities to provide quality services in health and nutrition, organize public outreach events and training sessions for parents of infants and young children to improve child nutrition and care, as well as work towards improvement of child nutrition monitoring and evaluation mechanisms at community, regional and national levels.
Civil Society and Local Government Support (CSLGS) Program The goal of the project is to increase the level of informed and effective civic activism at the local and national levels, along with more participatory, decentralized, efficient and responsive local governance that supports the democratic process. This objective is supported by three programmatic objectives: Component 1. Local Government and Civil Society CollaborationFostering Participatory Community Strategic Planning for Community Development and Improved Local Democracy. Component 2. Support for Civic Participation, Advocacy and Citizen Activism. Component 3. Facilitation of Decentralization and Local Fiscal Autonomy.
Closely Associated Evaluation of five USAID Armenia projects (HS-STAR, CSLGSP, ARM, ESRI, and PALM) Closely Associated Evaluation of five USAID Armenia projects (HS-STAR, CSLGSP, ARM, ESRI, and PALM)
HED Partnership: Advancing Gender Equality and Women's Empowerment Yerevan State University/Arizona State University: Advancing Gender Equality and Women's Empowerment - The partnership between Yerevan State University (YSU) and Arizona State University (ASU) is focused on improving the capacity of YSU to advance womens leadership in Armenia through the establishment of a Center for Gender and Leadership Studies (CGLS) at YSU, curriculum revisions, faculty capacity building in policy research, support for YSUs career development office, and extension and outreach efforts to other nongovernmental organizations and higher education institutions in Armenia.
FY 2013 ASHA Award - American University of Armenia Corporation- American University of Armenia FY 2013 ASHA Award - American University of Armenia Corporation- American University of Armenia
Emergency Preparedness and Resilience Building (Armenia):  This activity aligns with the Interim National Security Strategic Guidance call to embrace international cooperation toward a better, safer, more resilient, and more prosperous world and join with the international community to tackle the climate crisis and other shared challenges. .Armenia is at high risk of natural hazards due to high levels of exposure and vulnerability, as well as insufficient capacity to manage risks. Unresolved regional conflicts have the potential to create future man-made disasters and stress weak disaster management capacities and institutions. The Emergency Preparedness and Resilience Building activity aims to strengthen the preparedness of children, families, and communities to respond to emergencies and become more resilient to shocks..The activity will develop the capacity of social, health, educational, and other sector representatives, national and local government, civil society organizations, community members, and other stakeholders to mitigate the physical, psychological, and social effects of armed conflicts and other disasters and effectively address the emerging needs of affected populations, including children, women, persons with disabilities and other vulnerable groups. It will also build the resilience of adolescents and young people by training in life-saving skills and establishing peer support networks at the community level. Through a series of simulation exercises the activity will assess the decision-making capacity of personnel responsible for emergency and disaster preparedness and response, validate the emergency preparedness and response plans, test the effectiveness of response coordination mechanisms between different sectors and agencies in emergency situations, and prepare communities to manage the crisis in emergency situations.  .This activity aligns with Objective 1.3 of FY 2022-2026 Joint Strategic Plan Framework and Mission Objective 3.2 of the Armenia ICS..
Leading for Independent Living: Building Resources and Partnerships for Inclusive Communities The Leading for Independent Living: Building Resources and Partnerships for Inclusive Communities in Armenia activity will foster the equal rights of all persons with disabilities to live independently and be included in the community.
Local Works COVID-19 Response Activity In countries around the world, Local Works seeks to empower local actors to lead their own development, helping to shift USAIDs role to be a catalyst for local change efforts and processes.
Noyemberyan Consolidated Community (NCC) Capacity and Resilience Project goal: to increase the capacity and resilience of Noyemberyan Consolidated Community (NCC) by capacity strengthening of NCC actors.
Innovative Agriculture Training and Learning Camp (Armenia):  .The Administration's Interim National Security Strategic Guidance makes clear the importance of reinvigorating and empowering democracies around the world to deliver on the needs of their people, and facilitating new market opportunities through private sector growth. The project is fully in-line with the Mission Objective 2.1 of the Integrated Country Strategy for Armenia to promote economic growth by increasing the competitiveness of targeted sectors, and contributes to CAATSA Goal 8 by promoting economic resilience. .The expanded activity will provide critical technical assistance and targeted co-investments to support and improve the country's food security situation. To respond to the needs created by the economic impacts of the Russian invasion of Ukraine, the activity will work with industry professionals, farmers/businesses, existing/potential cooperatives, and develop special modular training and educational materials. It will provide classroom and online training to the targeted groups in the different areas of cooperation and business development. Training participants would become eligible to apply for government of Armenia stimulus mechanisms. The activity will provide in-kind grants to rural businesses/cooperatives to facilitate their development and growth (at least 75 grants with a total amount of up to $1.5 million). The grants require at least a one-to-one match (financial and in-kind) contribution. AGRI Camp will work on linking farmers and products to sustainable markets through specialized international industry events. The activity will partner with specialized distributors of agricultural products to bring "first movers" and industry leaders to Armenia and support Armenian producers' participation in international fairs. It is anticipated that assisted businesses will have at least 10 percent productivity increase during year one of assistance.
Inclusion Works The Inclusion Works programme is testing innovative ways to improve economic empowerment and inclusion for people with disabilities, enabling them to find employment and earn a living.
UK Emergency Medical Teams Since 2013, Humanity and Inclusion UK have been an integral partner of the UK Emergency Medical Team Project, with the lead responsibility for rehabilitation, protection, and 2 world leading specialist cell capabilities; the Rehabilitation Specialist Cell, and Spinal Cord Injury (SCI) Specialist Cell.
Humanitarian Emergency Response Operations and Stabilisation (Inclusion Secondment to FCDO) HI provides support in three primary areas: New portfolio; Covid-19; and Implementing Partners.
Additional detectors to the Early Warning Radiation Monitoring Network (EWRMN) in Albania <p>Manufacture/purchase, metrological certification (if and where necessary), delivery including any documentation required, installation and commissioning of radiation detectors, as well as site acceptance test, training, warranty and after-sale service</p>
Expansion of Rural Access to Community-led Services to Address Malaria and Childhood Illnesses [Myanmar] Expansion of Rural Access to Community-led Services to Address Malaria and Childhood Illnesses [Myanmar]
Expansion of Rural Access to Community-led Services to Address Malaria and Childhood Illnesses Expansion of Rural Access to Community-led Services to Address Malaria and Childhood Illnesses
International Air Cargo Interdiction Training in Indonesia International Air Cargo Interdiction Training in Indonesia
Counter Proliferation Investigation Methods III Training in Indonesia Counter Proliferation Investigation Methods III Training in Indonesia
International Air Cargo Interdiction Training II in Indonesia International Air Cargo Interdiction Training II in Indonesia
DHS/ICE - Cross Border Financial Investigation Training (CBFIT) / Cross Border Financial investigations Advisors (CBFIA) in Indonesia DHS/ICE - Cross Border Financial Investigation Training (CBFIT) / Cross Border Financial investigations Advisors (CBFIA) in Indonesia
DHS Immigration and Customs Enforcement - CPIM III Traininig in Indonesia DHS Immigration and Customs Enforcement - CPIM III Traininig in Indonesia
U.S. Customs Trade Partnership Against Terrorism and Authorized Economic Operator Activity U.S. Customs Trade Partnership Against Terrorism and Authorized Economic Operator Activity
Cross Border Financial Investigations Training (CBFIT) in Indonesia Cross Border Financial Investigations Training (CBFIT) in Indonesia
Livestock: Northern Regions Livestock Development Project Livestock: Northern Regions Livestock Development Project
Promoting Decent Youth Employment in Cambodia Promoting Decent Youth Employment in Cambodia: Unpacking the opportunities for the Cambodia’s youth in the new area of Industry 4.0
Emergency support to Govt CAM in fight against COVID19 Support to the Royal Government of Cambodia to Respond to Covid-19 Pandemic through the Provision of Health and Laboratory Equipment
Emergency support to Govt CAM in fight against COVID19 This engagement facility provides a rapid and flexible response mechanism to support crises response, upstream policy results, evaluation and assessments, and the testing of innovations with scale-up potential for Cambodia.
Fiscal space creation for wome The programme supports women owned M/SMEs for their recovery from the COVID-19 and their turning into the driving force for accelerating Cambodia’s recovery from COVID-19 and the SDG achievement.
Inclusive Renewable Energy Acc To support Royal Government of Cambodia in closing its electrification gap by providing remaining off-grid villages with affordable and reliable electricity access using renewable energy mini-grids.
Covid-19 Investing in SP The project seeks to catalyze UNDP support for long-term investment in social protection in Cambodia to manage, overcome, and build a resilient pathway forward from the challenges presented by COVID-19 and beyond.
Combatting Marine Plastic Litter in Cambodia The project aims to prevent and minimize plastic waste pollution on land and in the ocean through promotion of a 4R framework.
COVID-19response - other TRAC 2 The project looks at Economic stimulus, Circular economy, and Media alternative in response to Covid 19
Accelerator Lab - Cambodia The Accelerator Labs Network will be set up as a collection of engagement facilities that will be linked together to a coordinating “mother” global project (set up as a development project) as a multi-country project portfolio.
Inclusive and participatory go The Building Capacities for Civic Engagement, Peacebuilding and Inclusive Dialogue: Towards Inclusive and Participatory Governance
Project to Promote Disability Inclusion Phase II Project to Promote Disability Inclusion and Improve quality service of Gender Based Violence Survivor” funded by DFAT through the Australia-Cambodia Cooperation for Equitable Sustainable Services (ACCESS) programme.
Resilience Programme The primary objective of the Resilience Programme is to strengthen Cambodia’s resilience in the context.
Integrated Financing Framework This project sets out an ambitious agenda to build a high quality, demand-driven financing framework for Cambodia enabling the expansion of development resources in order to accelerate achievement of the CSDGs.
Skills and entrepreneurship for e-commerce - Go4eCam Skills and entrepreneurship for e-commerce (SME eBiZNest). SMEs are better equipped to success in their digitization process and obtained funding to develop their digitization transition, with a focus on readiness for export.
Cambodia Climate Change Alliance – Phase 3 Cambodia Climate Change Alliance – Phase 3

At impact level, the project will contribute to a Cambodia development path that is increasingly climate-resilient and low carbon.
Restoring ecosystems for sustainable development in the Tonle Sap Basin and Siem Reap/Phnom Kulen landscape. The objective of the GEF PPG is to develop the project concept into a full project: Restoring ecosystems for sustainable development in the Tonle Sap Basin and Siem Reap/Phnom Kulen landscape. As described in the child project concept note, this project aims to generate multiple climate, environmental, and socio-economic benefits at scale by enabling integrated collaborative management (restoration, rehabilitation, and conservation) of degraded watershed systems in Tonle Sap Basin.(Reference: PI
Support to the Royal Government of Cambodia in medical procurement and strengthening health systems For the past few years, UNDP in collaboration with the World Health Organization (WHO), has been providing support to Cambodia’s health system through research and policy advocacy related to tobacco taxation, improving the quality-of-service delivery through user-informed design and digitalization, as well as lately through procurement of medical and laboratory equipment and other assets for the Government’s emergency health response to Covid-19 and sanitary disposal of Covid-19 waste. This Project Initiation Plan aims to expand UNDP support to improve the resilience of Cambodia’s health system as per the upcoming national health strategy, in close liaison with the Ministry of Health, WHO, and other key partners. It will support health-related procurement prioritized by the Ministry of Health (MoH), partnership management and the formulation of a full-fledged Health System Support Programme using a system approach in line with the upcoming CPD 2024-2028.
Development of an Inclusive Growth Portfolio Outcome 1: By 2028, people in Cambodia, especially those at risk of being left behind, are healthier and benefit from improved gender-responsive education and social protection.Outcome 2: By 2028, people in Cambodia, especially those at risk of being left behind, benefit from and contribute to a productive, diversified, formalized and low carbon and climate adapted economy.
Policy and Innovation Building on the achievements and lessons learned from policy phase I, the policy phase II project aims to further advance policy dialogues and innovation in support for the Cambodia’s efforts to attain SDGs and inclusive and sustainable growth.
Fight Against the COVID-19 This engagement facility (Fight against covid-19) provides a rapid and flexible response mechanism to support crises response, upstream policy results, evaluation and assessments, and the testing of innovations with scale-up potential for Cambodia.
COVID-19Response - Ecommerce Responding to Covid-19 and Building Back Better: Accelerating Deployment of E-Commerce solutions in Cambodia
Clearing for Result IV The project aims to create pathways for accelerated development in villages that have been deemed mine-free by 2025.
Health System Support to RGC This Project Initiation Plan aims to expand UNDP support to improve the resilience of Cambodia’s health system as per the upcoming national heath strategy, in close liaison with the Ministry of Health, WHO and other key partners. It will support health-related procurement, and will assess capacity needs for resilient health systems.
Project for Strengthening Transparency and Accountabilit Project for Strengthening Transparency and Accountability in Local Governance through Civic Engagement
Accelerate Access to Green Innovative Finance inCambodia This Initiation Plan aims to set the foundations for this portfolio, starting with a focus on green finance which includes support to the RGC and relevant stakeholders to accelerate access to green finance for SD and a green recovery from COVID-19.
Cambodia Sustainable Landscape Technical assistance to Government for effective implementation of Cambodia Sustainable Landscape and Ecotourism Project (funded by World Bank) with focus on data, sustainable financing, and Monitoring and Evaluation (M&E).
Combatting Marine Plastic Litt The project aims to prevent and minimize plastic waste pollution on land and in the ocean through promotion of a 4R framework.
Support to the Royal Government of Cambodia in medical procurement and strengthening health systems For the past few years, UNDP in collaboration with the World Health Organization (WHO), has been providing support to Cambodia’s health system through research and policy advocacy related to tobacco taxation, improving the quality-of-service delivery through user-informed design and digitalization, as well as lately through procurement of medical and laboratory equipment and other assets for the Government’s emergency health response to Covid-19 and sanitary disposal of Covid-19 waste. This Proj
Medical Waste Management-CoVID19 The Government of the Peoples Republic of China and the UNDP have decided to strengthen collaboration in response to the COVID-19 pandemic
Graduation based social protection pilot This Project will conduct a large scale experiment to test field delivery of graduation-based programmes. The goal is to enable the adoption of the model.