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Scaling up Information Dissemination on Drought Risk Reduction and Environmental The recurring drought is a major hazard in Eritrea with devastating effects on the vulnerable communities and the economy. Drought affects mostly the poor crop -dependency farmers and agro -pastoralist. To reduce the risk it is essential to focus on preparedness capacity building of the youth in Eritrea. This project aims at;  1. Improving the organization set -up and capacity of students' five clubs in  schools in Zoba Maekel,one college of Arts of Adi keih and community reserve in Embaderhoin Maekel Zone.  2.Emproved environmental and public heath awareness among the students and the surrounding communities of target schools.
Debub Rural Water Supply and Sanitation Programme - infrastructure The project contributes directly to the objectives of PIP 00295.  It plans to reduce the impact of the current drought on the target communities and increases their capacity to cope with future drought events by improving their access to safe water, sanitation and hygine promotion. It  addresses the water needs of a minimum of 15,177 people (3,407 households) and 50% of the livestock in the target areas of four sub -zones (Areza, Emnihaily, Mendefera and Debarwa) of Debub zone. The project is managed by Oxfam GB in close collaboration with the Water Resources Department (partner) and the Administration of Debub zone.
Improving Food Security in Debub, Eritrea This project is designed to address food insecurity caused by drought among small -scale agricultural producers in 16 villages located within three sub -zones (Dekemhare, Segenitti and Maiayni) in Debub zone. The project will implement integrated measures to support crops, vegetables and animal production as well as measures to promote sustainable managment of natural resources. The project will facilitate, capture and disseminate learning. It will directly benefit 9,465 households (37,860 people; 60% women).  OGB will manage the project in close collaboration with government partners and community groups.
Strengthening the Role of Youth in Drought Risk Reduction The recurring drought is a major hazard in Eritrea with devastating effects on the vulnerable communities and the economy. Drought affects mostly the poor crop -dependency farmers and agro -pastoralist. To reduce the risk it is essential to focus on preparedness capacity building of the youth in Eritrea. This project aims at;  1. Improving the organization set -up and capacity of students' five clubs in pilot schools in Asmara and Serejeka in Zoba Maeake and two schools in Keren town in Anseba Zone.  2.Emproved environmental and public heath awareness among the students and the surrounding communities of pilot schools.
Corporate Social Impact INVEST To support the transformation of traditional corporate social responsibility of private sector into modern corporate social investments accelerate Sustainable Development Goals (8, 9, 11 and 12) through dynamic partnerships in Namibia.
Support to Inclusive Governance This multi-project Proposal will support CPD interventions created under the 3) Responsive & Inclusive Institutions; and 4) Integration of 2030 Agenda;
BCLME Inclusive Sustainable De Realizing the inclusive and sustainable development in the Benguela Current Large Marine Ecosystem (BCLME) region through the improved ocean governance and the integrated management of ocean use and marine resources
Namibia Capacity Building Initiative for Transparency Enhancing Namibia’s capacity to establish a comprehensive Transparency Framework for Monitoring, Reporting and Verification (MRV) of climate actions and report on Nationally Determined Contributions (NDC) implementation under the Paris Agreement
Namibia Pharmaceutical Supply Chains Managment Strengthening Namibia Public Pharmaceutical Supply Chains through digitization and infrastructure
PIMS 6732 BCLME IV PPG Mainstreaming the development of climate-resilient sustainable blue/ocean economies in the implementation of the Strategic Action Programme of the Benguela Current Large Marine Ecosystem (BCLME IV) PPG Preparation
COVID-19 Socio-Economic Impact Namibia post-COVID 19 economic growth repositioned based on a socio-economic impact assessment with an emphasis on digitalization as well as the creation of schemes to relaunch economic buoyancy.
Responsive and Inclusive INST GRN institutions (i.e. ACC, NSA, ECN, Parliament, OPM, Office of Ombudsperson, MoJ) at Nation and regional level (i.e. RC, LA) are enabled to perform core functions for improved accountability, participation, representation and Reporting.
Programme Support The Programme Support Project developed through direct project costing provisions will ensure capacity transfer for effective project management for all UNDP funded projects
Promote Access to Services for Persons with Disabilities Strengthening disability data collection, establishment of the National Disability Forum to coordinate disability services and developing capacity to improve the early identification, assessment, and early interventions of children with disabilities.
Namibia Climate Promise Overall, to revise the National Determined Contributions (NDC) and raise ambition to keep within the recommendations of Intergovernmental Panel on climate Change ( IPCC) 1.5 degree above pre-industrial level; and to incorporate new activity data in the IPPU and Waste sector.
Namibias BTR1 and 5th National Communication Namibia’s first Biennial Transparency Report (BTR1) and Fifth National Communication (NC5) to the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC)
Human Wildlife Conflict &Crime Improved capacities to prevent, mitigate and respond to Human Wildlife Conflict incidents and proactively manage wildlife crime
BCLME  IV  PPG GEF PPG is to develop the PIF into a full project: “Mainstreaming Climate-Resilient Blue Economy in the BCLME Region”
Namibia Integrated Landscape Approach This multi-focal areas project is an integrated landscape management approach that seeks to maximize poverty reduction to help Namibia achieve its national and global environmental commitments
Sustainable Environmental MGT and Enhanced Resilience SEMER Project seeks to address Namibia’s environment and natural resource management challenges, along with the promotion of sound environmental management and increased efforts towards addressing the climate change impacts in Namibia.
Namibia CUVKUN FSP PIMS 4756 GEF Project Preparation Grant (PPG): Enhanced Water Security and Community Resilience in the Adjacent Cuvelai and Kunene Transboundary River Basins
AfCFTA women and youth in trad Support for Implementation of AfCFTA for women and youth in the informal MSME sector
Namibia Resilient Food systems This project represents a scale-up of the Build Back Better (BBB) Programme. The project aims to develop 10 community gardens, thereby supporting a targeted 200 households (with 60% being female-headed) in peri-urban communities, increasing their adaptive capacities and resilience to climate shocks through income-generating activities from sale of agro-produce and small stock such as poultry, rabbits and pigs. It also aims to establish low-emission market linkages through electric bicycles (e-bi
Namibia Resilient Food systems This project represents a scale-up of the Build Back Better (BBB) Programme. The project aims to develop 10 community gardens, thereby supporting a targeted 200 households (with 60% being female-headed) in peri-urban communities, increasing their adaptive capacities and resilience to climate shocks through income-generating activities from sale of agro-produce and small stock such as poultry, rabbits and pigs. It also aims to establish low-emission market linkages through electric bicycles (e-bikes) or other clean energy mobility solutions towards the implementation of Namibia’s NDC. The project will also contribute to increased uptake of solar technology by empowering local SMEs in the provision of installation, maintenance, and after care services care.
Enhancing Entrepreneurship Development in Namibia To transform and unleash the growth of Micro Small Medium Enterprises (MSME) by 2020 through entrepreneurial mind-set change, skills training & provision of a comprehensive range of business development advisory services & recovery to COVID-19
Accelerator Lab Namibia The Accelerator Labs are a Network collection of engagement facilities that will be set up in 60 countries (including Namibia) and linked together to a coordinating global project, set up as a multi-country project portfolio.
Sustainable Environmental MGT Sustainable Environmental Management and Enhanced Resilience to shocks and crises (SEMER)
JSP Carbon Markets Climate Pro NDCs to achieve net zero emissions and climate resilient development, in response to climate emergency- Emissions Trading System (ETS) for Namibia
Enhanced Transparency System Enhancing Namibia’s capacity to establish a comprehensive Transparency Framework for Monitoring, Reporting and Verification (MRV) of climate actions and report on Nationally Determined Contributions (NDC) implementation under the Paris Agreement
Namibias Financing Architecture Strengthening Namibia’s Financing Architecture for Enhanced Quality & Scale of Financing for SDGs (Joint SDG Fund window 1)
Management of Human Wildlife Conflict & Crime Integrated approach to proactive management of human-wildlife conflict and wildlife crime in hotspot landscapes in Namibia
Namibia Integrated Landscape Approach Namibia Integrated Landscape Approach for enhancing Livelihoods and Environmental Governance to eradicate poverty (NILALEG)
PIMS 5313 Improving Ocean Governance and Integrated Mgt Realizing the inclusive and sustainable development in the Benguela Current Large Marine Ecosystem (BCLME) region through the improved ocean governance and the integrated management of ocean use and marine resources
Programme Support CPD 2019-2023 Programme Support developed to provide technical backstopping to UNDP Implementing partners for UNDP funded projects during the period 2019 -2023.
Namibia GEF Food Systems PPG Realizing the inclusive and sustainable development in the Benguela Current Large Marine Ecosystem (BCLME) region through the improved ocean governance and the integrated management of ocean use and marine resources
Namibia BTR1/5th National Comm-UNDP-NAM-00122594 Namibia’s first Biennial Transparency Report (BTR1) and Fifth National Communication (NC5) to the UNFCCC
Accelerator Lab - Namibia The facility will allow for: Testing of innovations, enabling of rapid delivery, allowing of direct linkage to CO’s CPD, Local resource mobilization application to the CO’s & recognition of accountability at CO and acceleration of implementation of SDGs
Namibia Pharmaceutical Supply Strengthening Namibia Public Pharmaceutical Supply Chains through digitization and infrastructure.
CUVKUN Water Security&Community Resilience Building Initiation Plan and Project Preparatory Grant to develop a transboundary/cross border project to strengthen the water security and resilient livelihoods in the adjacent Kunene and Cuvelai river basins
Resilient Informal Food Systems Strengthening Namibia food systems to recover from emergencies and disease-related shocks through the Build Back Better (BBB) programme
Enhancing productive capacities of rural & urban women Enhancing capacity of Namibian on human rights of all people including peasants as defined in the UNDROP. Ensuring that all people have knowledge on their right to land, education, and responsibility to environmental protection.
Integration of 2030 Agenda Integration of 2030 Agenda. Capacities developed across the whole of Government Republic of Namibia.Civil Society Organization
CUVKUN Water Security and Com GEF Project Preparation Grant (PPG): Enhanced Water Security and Community Resilience in the Adjacent Cuvelai and Kunene Transboundary River Basins
SDG Financing Strategy By 2022, Namibia has developed a costed SDG Financing Strategy, a National Public-Private Dialogue Platform for SDG Financing is established and operationalised.
Namibia food systems Strengthening Namibia food systems to recover from emergencies and disease-related shocks through the Build Back Better (BBB) programme
EMPRETEC Namibia Pilot Project To establish an Entrepreneurship and Enterprise Development Programme that is owned and managed by stakeholders in Namibia.
UNCRPD Promote Access Strengthening disability data collection, establishment of the National Disability Forum to coordinate disability services and developing capacity to improve the early identification, assessment, and early interventions of children with disabilities.
SDG Joint Food Systems Namibia’s food systems are supported to be resilient and responsive to the needs of the vulnerable people.
Zanzibar - HIV - Ministry of Health of the Revolutionary Government of Zanzibar Zanzibar - HIV - Ministry of Health of the Revolutionary Government of Zanzibar - Ministry of Health, Zanzibar.
Investing in realizing SDG 2030 (HIV-TB) goal Zanzibar - TB/HIV - Ministry of Health of the Revolutionary Government of Zanzibar - Ministry of Health, Zanzibar.  This program has the following goals: To prevent the spread of new HIV infections among general and key population.  To Reduce morbidity and mortality related to HIV/AIDS.  To reduce the TB incidence by 25% by the year 2022.  To reduce TB mortality by 50% from the 2022.  To reduce TB/HIV mortality by 50% by the year 2022. The objectives of this program are: To reduce Mother to Child HIV transmission rates to less than 5% by 2022.  To Reduce risky behaviours among Key Populations by 15%.  To increase services utilization among key populations to 90% by 2022.  To Increase utilization of HIV services by young people.  To increase proportion of people living with HIV who know their status by 95%.  To increase utilization of care and treatment services by PLHIV to 95% by 2022.  To reduce TB incidence among PLHIV by 50%.  To increase timely collection of quality HIV data to 95% for informed decision at all levels.  To provide universal access to quality and assured services to detect and treat 90% of all forms of estimated TB cases by 2022.  To achieve treatment success of Drug Susceptible Tuberculosis (DSTB) to above 95% and Drug Resistance Tuberculosis (DRTB) to 100% by 2022.  To provide TB Preventive Therapy to ALL (100%) eligible people at risk of TB by 2022.  To ensure ALL (100%) of TB patients co-infected with HIV receiving timely antiretroviral therapy
Zanzibar - Malaria - Ministry of Health of the Revolutionary Government of Zanzibar Zanzibar - Malaria - Ministry of Health of the Revolutionary Government of Zanzibar - Ministry of Health, Zanzibar.
Zanzibar - Tuberculosis - Ministry of Health of the Revolutionary Government of Zanzibar Zanzibar - Tuberculosis - Ministry of Health of the Revolutionary Government of Zanzibar - Ministry of Health, Zanzibar.
Zanzibar - HIV - Zanzibar AIDS Commission Zanzibar - HIV - Zanzibar AIDS Commission.
To accelerate elimination of local malaria transmission and preventing re-introduction Zanzibar - Malaria - Ministry of Health of the Revolutionary Government of Zanzibar - Ministry of Health, Zanzibar.  This program has the following goals: To eliminate malaria by 2023. The objectives of this program are: Ensure quality assured diagnosis and appropriate case management in all health facilities and at community level to 100% by 2023.  Reinforce malaria surveillance for malaria elimination to actively investigate and classify all confirmed cases from 0% of 2017 to 100% by 2023.  Initiate entomological surveillance in malaria foci areas from 0% of 2017 to 100% by 2023.  Increase appropriate vector control measures to the population at risk of malaria to 100% by 2023.  Appropriate operational research undertaken to evaluate and optimize malaria.  Strengthen coordination structures for malaria elimination at different operational levels by 2023.  Improve advocacy, behaviour, social communication and mobilization to general population on malaria elimination intervention by 90% in 2023
3. Mine Action and Cluster Munitions Programme 2016 -2020 Somalia is in the process of transitioning from a 'failed' to a 'fragile' state with central and recognised governemental institutions. To date, the country remains divided by various political and clan factions and strong anti-governement elements who are benefiting from the availability remnants or war (ERW) such as landmines and unexploded ordinance (UXO) thereby significantly weakening the overall stability and security in Somalia. This project seeks to reduce the impact of landmines, unsecured ammunition stockpiles, UXO and other ERW have at regional level. Phase one will target Northern Somalia (Somaliland) where large clearance efforts are coming to an end in the next three years and where, until clerarance is completed, accidents will continue to affect rural communities. HALO will deploy four manual clerance teams and one mechanical team to clear 616,000m2 from 1 Setember 2016 to 31 December 2018. Phase two will take place in Southern Somalia where government credibility has been gradualy increasing and where making concrete steps to restore stability can significantly foster state's legitimacy. International funding for HMA in Somalia is contributing to the multilateral effort to stabilise Southern Somalia by addressing factors leading Somali populations to migrate to Europe in search of better futures. HALO’s work in Southern Somalia began in 2015, and a process of slow, steady development is being undertaken to minimize risks to the programme. This project's activities will directly generate outcomes relevant to the Dutch Government's Policy on Security and Rule of Law (SRoL) in fragile states through the following two objectives: 1) Tackle immediate threat to human lives and livelihoods of landmine and UXO through communit-based manuyal clerance and EOD; 2) Contribute to improved country stability and regional security in highly volatile and insecure environment through a large-scale and meaningful employmnet focused project. Through a 'community-based demining' approach, HALO targets the most at risk and vulnerable communities. This means that during pahse two deminers will be recruited from the very communities that are affected by landmines and UXO. The objective is to trigger local ownership of the issue and empowerment and stabilisation of communities as the solutions and skills are transferred to local staff.
FCDO Global Mine Action Programme Somalia (GMAP 2) 2018-2022 - LOT 1 The HALO Trust, Mines Advisory Group (MAG), The Geneva International Centre for Humanitarian Demining (GICHD), and the Norwegian People's Aid (NPA) have formed a partnership as leading global mine action organisations to deliver a comprehensive response to FCDO's requirement for Humanitarian Mine Action activities in Angola, Cambodia, Somalia, and Zimbabwe. The three organisations have decades of experience in delivering relevant activities across the four countries, and draw on the additional expertise of GICHD and other partners for specific inputs towards delivery of the expected outcomes and impact. HALO leads the LOT 1 Consortium approach to implementing the project. This project aims to save lives and increase livelihoods in Angola, Cambodia, Somalia, and Zimbabwe by clearing landmines and other explosive items, responding to EOD callouts, providing risk education, and providing capacity building to local partners. The target groups for this project are communities suffering from the threat of landmines and other explosive remnants of war in Angola, Cambodia, Somalia, and Zimbabwe. These are women, men, girls, and boys who are at-risk from or whose socio-economic development is hindered by landmines or other explosive remnants of war. The target group for the capacity building are local implementing partners.
Provision of food assistance, emergency medical care and livelihood support to migrants in Djibouti Overall objective: Follow-up the migrants who left Yemen because of the war and who are in a situation of vulnerability in Djibouti. The migrants are from various nationalities : Yemenite, Ethiopian, Somali and others.

Specific objective:
1. Provide an emergency medical care to the migrants in conditions of extreme poverty
2. Support the migrants families and the women with a food assistance
3. Make the migrants be economically autonomous thanks to the projects of microcredit

Profile of beneficiaries: The number of beneficiaries is around 530 (cumulated number) and 210 if we rely to the number of participations to the training courses. This number concerns:
-	7 families (male beneficiaries), so to say more or less 49 people, concerning the project of microcredit;
-	23 families (female beneficiaries), so to say more or less 161 people, concerning the project of professional training (sewing and hairstyling);
-	170 sick people receiving a medical assistance;
-	150 families receiving food assistance. 

The profile of the beneficiary is :
1.	Being migrant, refugee or displaced in a situation of vulnerability and coming from Yemen.
2.	Being a mother or a father in a situation of vulnerability.
3.	Not being able to support him/herself for basic needs.
NIHR Group on POsT Conflict Trauma (PrOTeCT) Trauma in Sri Lanka The NIHR Global Health Research Group on Post Conflict Trauma; PrOTeCT, is a collaborative grant between Imperial College London (UK), the University of Moratuwa (Sri Lanka) and the American University of Beirut (Lebanon). It brings together expertise in trauma practice, engineering and clinical research.
The clinical goal for this NIHR Group is limb salvage for victims of conflict trauma. Within the lifetime of the grant, and beyond, we hope to deliver measurable benefits to people in LMIC countries who have suffered injuries as a result of conflicts. We want to identify the types of injuries that have led to early amputation and those which are amendable to salvage. In addition, we aim to develop and to clinically deploy technology for limb salvage and limb regeneration that will be appropriate wherever blast injuries occur. We have the following research aims:
1) Identify patient characteristics that have led to early avoidable amputation;
2) Provide immediate surgeon education for limb salvage/amputation using state of the art techniques;
3) Develop simple, low cost bespoke instruments and implantable devices to maximise the extent of limb salvage.
Innovating with Mhealth in Peru for dementiA and Co-morbidiTies Health systems in LMICs are poorly equipped to care for chronic mental and physical disease, which are rapidly increasing with aging populations. Cognitive impairment challenges health systems on multiple fronts, incurring huge human and financial costs. Latin America has the highest projected increase in dementia incidence globally, and in Peru there are ~300,000 people with dementia (PWD). Many are undiagnosed and lack basic support. Care is often provided exclusively by family members. IMPACT Dement is a new 4-year project funded by the Global Health programme of the NIHR, which will tackle inequity in access to dementia care and diagnosis in Peru and beyond using sustainable, integrated, person-centred, community-delivered, technology-enabled innovation.
NIHR Global Health Research Unit for Cardiovascular Disease and Diabetes The Programme is now complete. Our Global Health Research Unit has focussed on research for the benefit of people living in
Bangladesh, India, Pakistan and Sri Lanka. In collaboration with our research partners in South Asia: BRAC in Bangladesh, MDRF and DDF in India, SIMS in Pakistan, UKEL and UCOL in Sri Lanka and the UK, and key collaborators in Australia and Singapore.