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Media in Libya: Immune against Disinformation <p>The actions overall objective (OO) is to provide Libyans with improved access to independent and accurate information since well-informed citizens are an indispensable prerequisite for any form of peaceful democratic transition and conflict prevention. The specific objective aims at strenghtening Libyan media professionals (journalists, fact-checkers and influencers) and international political decision makers.</p>
Support to the implementation of the ceasefire agreement, inclusive peaceful elections and support to security sector reform The overall objective of the action is to support the implementation of the ceasefire agreement as a basis for facilitating the organisation of inclusive and peaceful elections, while contributing to the unification of the security sector.
Exceptional Assistance Measure in favour of Libya  Support to Stabilisation through Improved Human Security in Libya The measure aims to further contribute to overall improved human security in Libya as a basis for necessary political reconciliation, confidence-building, and reform.
Support to Inclusive Elections in Libya <p>This action aims to support the High National Elections Commission (HNEC) capacity to prepare for and organise national elections being held in 2021 and 2022 in Libya.</p>
Support to strengthen the political processes and address major challenges in Libya Although the ceasefire and the Government of National Unity is still in place, the overall situation in Libya remains fragile. The political processes to bring the East and the West of the country together have generally come to a standstill and although the appointment of Abdoulay Bathily as Special Representative of the UN Secretary-General for Libya and Head of UNSMIL in September 2022 was expected to mark a revitalisation of the process, there has been little real pogress on the overall process, including the path towards elections. The security setup is also highly volatile and there is clearly a risk of collapse of the situation in the absence of a sustainable and comprehensive political solution. The civil war in Sudan and the coup d¿Etat in Niger has also highlighted the volatility in the region and put further emphasis on securing the borders of Libya.In the last month we have also seen the devastation caused by dam failures in connection with Storm Daniel, which severely hit mainly Derna in Eastern Libya. The number of casualties was high but it could also potentially represent an opportunity for institutional and political reconciliation between East and West.This package of Crisis Response actions tries to advance on some of the key issues needed to unblock the current standstill. They all build on existing actions, learning from the current implementation and adapting the objectives to lessons learned and the developing setting in the country. It contains support to higher-level dialogue/mediation efforts by international actors (mainly UN) and the internal political process between GNU and LNA. In addition it also supports efforts to involve a wide spectrum of political actors and actors from civil society discussing and elaborating responses to the key issues relating to Libya¿s future. Reacting to recent developments, it will also include an element on mitigating the effects of the cross-border crises through dialogues amongst the key Libyan stakeholders around the withdrawal of foreign armed groups.In addition, a direct support will also be provided to the UNSMIL activities related to their Libyan Political Dialogue project.Confidence building between the East and West of the country is supported through the EULINK project, where we intend to continue and support a `joint police force¿ within the context of securing the coastal road both through concrete investments in facilities as well as advising the authorities on how to create a coherent structure for the management of the joint force. In addition we will also support through a CBDSD component an initiave by the two respective armed forces, towards taking initial steps in favour of the unification of the Libyan armed forces through the establishment of a joint HQ and joint accommodation facilities.We will also support the return of IDPs and economic development through a mine action programme where local mine actors will have a focus on awareness raising about the existence of mines and UXOs in affected communities and the correct behaviours to adopt.
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Consolidating stability in Libya through mediation <p>The project¿s overall objective is to contribute to stabilisation in Libya and consolidate the results of the 2020-2021 UN-led peace process by mediating between key Libyan stakeholders at the national level, assisting other international mediation actors, and supporting peaceful conflict resolution opportunities at the local level (including in the south).</p>
Support to the implementation of the Berlin Declaration The action will assist the efforts of the United Nations Stabilisation Mission in Libya by providing evidence-based monitoring of the truce or ceasefire arrangements and support inclusive dialogue to build social consensus on required reforms.
EU-LINK - RAWABET II - EU Support to the Securitisation of the Ceasefire Area in Libya <p>The proposed action aims at reinforcing stability, rule of law, and institutional reunification of security and military institutions in and around the ceasefire area, through supporting strategic cooperation and operational integration of Eastern and Western security institutions in Libya. </p>
Exploratory Mission Libya 2022 Contract related to: Exploratory Mission Libya 2022 - Organisation of EU EOMs in countries on the HRVP priorities list.
Supporting Stabilization and Human Security in Libya through Humanitarian Mine Action <p>The project aims to reduce the social, economic, and environmental impacts of mines, unexploded ordnance, and other explosive hazards in order to facilitate reconstruction and development and the safe and sustainable return of all displaced persons across Libya. The project will do do by carrying various Mine Action activities including Explosive Ordnance Disposal (EOD), Battle Area Clearance (BAC), Stockpile Destruction, Non-technical Survey and Explosive Ordnance Risk Education across Libya.</p>
The Dialogue Platform for Libya's future <p>The project aims to reduce political polarization in Libya by strengthening the Peacemakers Network team, broaden and diversify the structure of Libya¿s national dialogue</p>
Stabilisation through mediation support and mine action at the local level. The objective of the programme is to contribute to Libya's stabilisation through mediation, peacebuilding, and mine action, while also progressively building longer term capacities in these areas amongst local stakeholders.
DIALOGUE PLATFORM FOR LIBYAS PEACE AND STABILITY To encourage Libyan political actors to move away from ideological polarisation towards a more issue-based vision of politics and policy design
Support to the preparation of elections, an improved human rights situation for migrants, and rehabilitation of basic infrastructure This Decision will contribute towards stabilisation in Libya by supporting the preparation of elections, monitoring and capacity building to improve the human rights situation of migrants, and rehabilitation of basic infrastructure.
Stabilisation through continued mediation and mine action support in Libya This action aims to provide continued support to political stabilisation and economic recovery in Libya through mediation and peacebuilding as well as through mine clearance and community safety. This programme builds on previous activities in these areas and continues to build longer term capacities amongst Libyan stakeholders.
Supporting stability in Libya, and mitigating the effects of contagion from the Sahel <p class="ql-align-justify">The project¿s <strong><u>overall objective</u></strong> is to support stability in Libya by mitigating the effects of contagion from the Sahel crisis on Libya, advancing the Libyan political process, and supporting international mediators. It will work on these interconnected tracks in a holistic manner, coordinating with the UN, EU and relevant neighbouring or concerned states.</p><p>Oc 1 ¿ Both national and local Libyan stakeholders have increased capacity to mitigate the effects of cross-border crises on Libya;</p><p class="ql-align-justify">Oc 2 ¿ Libyan conflict actors engage in dialogue processes aimed at long-term stability at the national level and adopt more consensual positions, contributing to violence prevention and reduction;</p><p>Oc 3 ¿ The UN and other international mediators have access to a broader array of Libyan stakeholders, including hard-to-reach actors, and the capacity to bring them together in inclusive dialogue processes</p>
Libya's Permanent Political Platform (PPP) <p class="ql-align-justify">The new ¿Libya¿s Permanent Political Platform¿ project will <strong style="color: black;">broaden the scope of participation in the Libyan-led political dialogue </strong>and <strong>institutionalise and protect the channels of dialogue built amongst key stakeholders central to Libya¿s political future. </strong>These stakeholders include political parties, professional unions, civil society organisations, youth leaders, members of municipalities, members of the state¿s political institutions, experts and intellectuals.</p><p><br></p>
Creating safer and more resilient communities to enable socio-economic development in Libya <p class="ql-align-justify">Through the clearance of explosive hazards, the provision of explosive ordnance risk education, the implementation of psychosocial support, and the capacity building of national actors, the action aims to improve human security and the resilience of Libyan communities.</p>
EU Support to the securisation of the Coastal Road - EU LINK / RAWABET <p>The action aims at supporting the development and implementation of the concept of Joint Police Force in Libya, under the authority of the Security Arrangement Committee (SAC)</p>
Regional Hub East Africa Intervention The hub act as the main liaison office for all FoW programs in East Africa; works as the extended arm and focal point for technical and administrative support to the implemeting partners in Ethiopia and Uganda.
Mosquitia Pawisa Apiska (MOPAWI) Intervention Strengthening local indigenous leadership such as MASTA for the Miskitu people and MASTA Youth, working on the issue of local forest monitoring, youth participation and advice on threats that affect the forest and biodiversity in La Moskitia as the invasion of third parties, accompanying land clearing, forest protection, biological monitoring and dialogue on the interest of extracting natural resources such as oil, as well as environmental education and climate resilient local food production.
Regional Hub South America Intervention HUB staff following, advising and managing intervention development, follow-up and administration to secure the best implementation of the inititives.
Ecological Christian Organisation Intervention The program is intervening on CSO capacity building, advocacy and lobby and youth engagement on forest conservation and climate change. The intervention has supprted the national policy revision process in Uganda.
Consortium for Climate Change Ethiopia Intervention The objective of the intervention is to enhance the engagement of CSOs/CBOs in promoting sustainable management of forest ecosystems. CCC-E member organizations capacity buidling and advocacy on forest conservation and climate change and youth green dialogue are the major intervention areas of the program.
CEJIS Intervention "Normative articulation for the protection of the common goods from the forest in Monte Verde, Chiquitania". The objective of the initiative is to secure compliance with internal rules in the Indigenous Territory of Monte Verde to secure forest protection and participatory decisionmaking and transparency.  Another iniciative "Socioeconomic strengtening of the Movima people" has the objective to secure local governance and production of crops in agroforestry systems as well as harvesting of wild cocoa, and cocoa production and marketing in the Movima Indigenous Territory.
Regional Hub Central America Intervention Hub CA accompanies and strengthen local partners and local leadership, advice on strategical, technical and administrative issues, represent FoW in national alliances and networks, participantes in development, planning, monitoring and learning across countries and interventions, as well as seeking new allies and finding alternative financial funding sources.
FUPNAPIB intervention "Participatory Forest Monitoring and Sustainable Development in the Rio El Cangrejal Watershed and the San Antonio and El Zapotal Tribe area." Accompaniment in local Forest Monitoring activities between FUPNAPIB, tribes of the Tolupán indigenous people in the south of Pico Bonito National Park and the Guaruma Youth Organization that have been carrying out actions of Environmental Education, Photographs, Informatics and now local participatory Forest Monitoring.
CONPAH Intervention Strengthening of the Confederation of Indigenous Peoples of Honduras (CONPAH), supporting the construction and consultation of a national Law on Titling, Conflict resolution and Governance in indigenoues terrtiories. Accompanying the nine peoples in Honduras at a technical, political and legal level, relying on a team of lawyers and following up on processes such as ancestral claims in territories, positioning on threats such as the illegal road in La Moskitia, oil and generating approaches and national dialogues to accompany the indigenous struggle and reunify the leadership.
EWNRA intervention Agroforestry, NTFPs, PFM and piloting of timber harvesting and FSC national standard development are the major components of the program. The intervention areas are located in Southwest Ethiopia at the intersection of three regions (Gambella, Oromia and Southwest Peoples’ Regional State (SWPRS) specifically within three ecological zones namely Agnwa in Gambela, Ilu Ababor in Oromia and Sheka in SWPRS.
Joint Effort to Save The Environment Intervention The progam was designed and have been implemented with the objective of contributing to the sustainable restoration, management and increased incomes of communities adjacent to Kibaale, Itwaara and Matiri elephant corridors. Agroforesty practice, collaborative forest management with strengthening the alliance for forest conservation and supporting farmers cooperatves are the major interventions.
Yourth Organisation Gruaruma Intervention Strengthening youth voices and participation in forest monitoring, working directly with local monitors who in turn work with youth and school children in the Cangrejal River watershed concerning actions of Environmental Education, Photography, Informatics and local participatory Forest Monitoring between two key protected areas: Pico Bonito National Park and Nombre de Dios National Park.
PROG 2017-2021 ECUADOR - Desarollo sustenable de sistemas productivos y gobernanza forestal en Mira, Pastaza y Putumayo Las comunidades ecuatorianas de las cuencas de Mira, Pastaza y Putumayo mejoran su calidad de vida socio-económica a través una mejora protección de sus bosques y sistemas productivos sustenables
PROG-2017-2021-Frais de structure Structural costs are defied in Belgium by the law on non-governmental development cooperation (11 SEPTEMBER 2016. — Koninklijk besluit betreffende de niet-gouvernementele samenwerking) and refer to the costs related to the realisation of the societal objective of the organisation receiving the grant that - although influenced by the implementation of the intervention of development cooperation- cannot be separated and cannot be charged on the budget of the intervention for which the organization received the grant (Art. 1 12°) . Structural costs are calculated at a fixed rate of 7% of the direct costs of the intervention that received a grant (Art. 29 §2).
PROG-2017-2021. Cambodia : SCALE-UP. Supporting Conservation and Livelihoods Empowerment + SUPPORTING LOCAL COMMUNITIES ACHIEVING LAND SECURITY
PROG-2017-2021-DRC-OS1 Tobatela Zamba (Mai Ndombe Province) Tobatela Zamba ! : Objectif specifique 1: Les femmes et les hommes des communautés rurales du Territoire de Bolobo (RDC) dépendantes des écosystèmes forestiers améliorent leur bien-être en s’appropriant la gouvernance et la gestion durable de leurs ressources naturelles
PROG-2017-2021-DRC-OS2 ECOmakala (North-Kivu Province) Les femmes et les hommes des communautés vivant dans les territoires avoisinants le PNVi1 au Nord-Kivu valorisent mieux et plus durablement leurs ressources en bois au profit de leur développement économique et leur bien-être
DGD-PROG-2017-2021 Protection des communautés, peuples indigènes Local communities support through forest and ecosystem protection in Ecuador, DRC and Cambodia
Demand Creation for Health Services - Somali Advocates for Health and Nutrition (SAHAN) Programme PSI is supporting Ministries of Health to implement the Demand Creation for Health Services - Somali Advocates for Health and Nutrition (SAHAN) programme - from July 2016 to March 2021. SAHAN is a component of DFID’s Somali Health and Nutrition (SHINE) programme. The aim under this programme is
to identify and build a body of evidence for prototypes (interventions) demonstrated to increase access to and utilisation of reproductive, nutrition, child, and maternal health services and to promote healthy behaviour change. The program is using an adaptive, evidence-based, participatory approach to better understand the persistent barriers to uptake of health services and healthy behaviours and develop and test innovations in demand creation that target factors which influence individual behaviour to improve the health of Somali women of reproductive age (WRA) and children under-5. Using the socio-ecological model as a framework, these factors are understood to exist at and interplay between the individual, interpersonal, community, organizational and policy levels. Fundamentally this programme is re-envisioning how “demand creation” is done, using cutting-edge methods.

At the end, this programme is intended to have developed evidence-based, user-informed and tested interventions to drive demand for health services (in both the public and private sectors) and/or change healthy behaviours of women and caregivers of children under-5, packaged and ready to be implemented at scale with clear recommendations for contextual adaptations. In parallel, the programme will have built local capacity to develop and implement innovative behaviour change interventions using human-centered approaches, strengthened the learning environment across the health sector through promoting information sharing and collaboration.
Technical Symposium - GPI: Partnership and Procurement Assistance Program Government of Indonesia, through Trade Center Management Associates LLC Global Procurement Initiative (GPI) Partnership and Procurement Assistance Program with the Government of Indonesia establishes a USTDA partnership with the Government of Indonesia under the GPI and funds an In-Country Workshop to be held in Jakarta, Indonesia.
Feasibility Study - Jailolo Geothermal Power Plant Project, through Government of Indonesia Feasibility Study - Jailolo Geothermal Power Plant Project, through Government of Indonesia
Technical Assistance - NuScale Small Modular Reactor Technical and Economic Analysis, through NuScale Power, LLC This grant funds technical assistance (TA) for PT. Indonesia Power, a state-owned power company in Indonesia, for technical and economic analysis of a 462 megawatt (MW) nuclear power plant using U.S. firm NuScale Power Corporation's small modular reactor (SMR) technology in West Kalimantan. The TA would help Indonesia Power assess the technical and economic viability of an SMR nuclear power plant to address growing electricity demand and reduce reliance on fossil fuel-based power generation.
Technical Assistance - INDONESIA: JAKARTA AIR QUALITY MONITORING AND IMPROVEMENT NETWORK CHANGE ACTIVITY FROM FEASIBILITY STUDY GRANT TO DIRECT CONTRACT TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE, through Sullivan Environmental Consulting, Inc. The $291,000 direct contract technical assistance (initially a $291,000 feasibility study grant) aims to help implement an Air Quality Monitoring and Improvement Project overseen by Daerah Khusu Ibukota Jakarta (DKI Jakarta), the provincial government of Jakarta, Indonesia. The assistance determines the appropriate equipment, configuration, and monitoring locations for an air quality monitoring network project in the greater Jakarta region. The project to be implemented would entail the installation and operation of fifteen new stationary air quality monitoring stations and one mobile air quality monitoring unit. This network of stations will assess air pollution impacts from the transportation, domestic, and industrial sectors. This information will guide the policy decision for air quality management of the Jakarta provincial government, DKI Jakarta.
Definitional Mission - Water and Wastewater Management, through Green Power Systems, LLC This $80,000 Definitional Mission (DM) identifies and evaluates opportunities in the water and wastewater management sector in Indonesia and Vietnam for USTDA funding consideration. The rapid urbanization in the southern region of Vietnam in recent years has exacerbated the existing water and wastewater infrastructure, while Indonesia has among the lowest standards for water quality supply and treatment in the region. The DM contractor will travel for at least three weeks to the countries and identify at least six (6) activities for USTDA funding consideration.
Technical Assistance - Tangkuban Parahu Geothermal Project, through Government of Indonesia USTDA partially funded a detailed geothermal power feasibility study that addressed geothermal plant and system design, surface facility infrastructure, and the project's financing and implementation plan. The project was a joint effort between PT Indonesia Power and Cyrq Energy taking into account the electricity demand and geothermal resource potential of the Tangkuban area in West Java, Indonesia. The USTDA-funded effort assessed the technical, economic, and financial feasibility including plant site and facility requirements and project implementation schedules for the overall geothermal development.
Technical Symposium - GPI: Partnership and Procurement Assistance Program Government of Indonesia, through Trade Center Management Associates LLC This Global Procurement Initiative (GPI) Partnership and Procurement Assistance Program with the Government of Indonesia establishes a USTDA partnership with the Government of Indonesia under the GPI and funds an In-Country Workshop to be held in Jakarta, Indonesia.
Feasibility Study - West Sumbawa Wind Power Plant Feasibility Study, through Enterprise - United States Unknown This grant funds a feasibility study for Medco Power Indonesia (Medco), a private energy developer, to support the development of a 111.3 megawatt wind power plant in West Sumbawa in West Nusa Tenggara, Indonesia (Project). Implementation of the Project would support Indonesia's clean energy transition under the Just Energy Transition Partnership (JETP) by providing an alternative to fossil fuel energy sources.
Reverse Trade Mission - Indonesia Air Traffic Management And Airport Infrastructure And Security Reverse Trade Mission, through Futron Corporation Indonesia Air Traffic Management and Airport Infrastructure and Security Reverse Trade Mission