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Management of Aquatic Resources and Economic Alternatives (MAREA) Management of Aquatic Resources and Economic Alternatives (MAREA)
Partnership for Climate-Smart Agriculture" implemented by the IDB Climate-Smart Agriculture Fund for Latin America and the Caribbean (the Fund") implemented by the IDB.  With an initial $5 million contribution from the Global Environment Facility (GEF), loans from the fund will support private sector investments that will aim to increase agricultural productivity and yields while reducing climate vulnerability, greenhouse gas emissions, and/or enhancing biodiversity and ecosystem services.
Emergency Humanitarian Assistance Provide emergency humanitarian assistance to vulnerable communities.
108286 Combating Transnational  Conservation Crimes in the Amazon CTCCA (USAID South America Regional):  .In response to critical threats posed by transnational conservation crimes, USAID and the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime (UNODC) developed the ECOS activity to advance a "whole-of-Amazon" approach to improve the capacity and collaboration of law enforcement networks across the region. Focus areas for increased enforcement include illegal logging, wildlife trafficking, crimes related to illegal, unreported and unregulated fishing and illegal gold mining. This activity builds regional capacity to detect, monitor, and address conservation crimes among enforcement and justice system officials and other stakeholders, while building a research base around Amazon conservation crimes. The activity also facilitates regional information sharing among officials with particular attention to border areas, complementing USAID bilateral programs. USAID will use FY 2023 funds to standardize information sharing and learning across the region, strengthening prosecutorial and judicial cooperation, and strengthening bilateral and multilateral cooperation along borders, this includes the support of the South American Wildlife Enforcement Network. Regional workshops will be held to exchange findings on each country on illicit financial flows derived from crimes that affect the environment. With FY 2023 funds the Wildlife and Forest Crime Analytic Toolkit and Indicator Framework will be implemented in Brazil, following its successful implementation in Ecuador last year. On the basis of the Toolkit Analysis Report, UNODC and government authorities will develop custom-made action plans for national capacity-building and technical assistance delivery, detailing efforts required to strengthen all stages of the criminal justice and preventive response to illegal wildlife trafficking. Finally, ECOS will continue to analyze the relationship between illicit crops and conservation crimes in the Amazon, promoting cooperation between authorities to address
Upper Lempa Watershed Project (USAID Central America Regional):  This activity works with international, national, and local stakeholders to improve transboundary water governance,biodiversity conservation,and resilience to climate change in the Upper Lempa River watershed shared by El Salvador,Guatemala, and Honduras. The activity's implementer, Winrock International, is a recognized leader in international development,providing solutions to some of the world's most complex social agricultural,and environmental challenges.Winrock recognizes that water is fundamental to human well-being, providing solutions that assure collaborative, sustainable and cost-effective water management. USAID will enhance the technical capacities of regional, national, and local entities engaged in water resources management and protection. Through a water security assessment and hot spot analysis, the activity will select high-priority municipalities in the three countries to receive training on water security improvement, biodiversity conservation, and climate change. Municipal-level activities will include the development of water security plans using cost-benefit methodologies to evaluate and prioritize local interventions focused on reducing pollution, increasing community water security, and protecting groundwater recharge areas. USAID will explore options for implementing payments for ecosystem services to incentivize water resource and forest protection in El Salvador, Guatemala, and Honduras. The activity supports RCS Pillar V,"Combating sexual, gender-based, and domestic violence" and RDCS RDO 3,"Improved management of transboundary environmental and health threats" by 1)strengthening the capacity of regional, national, and local institutions to collaboratively manage shared water resources; 2)supporting resource users to reduce water security risks and prevent gender-based violence; and 3) evaluating and utilizing financing mechanisms for improved water resources management in the Upper Lempa Watershed.
Regional Trade Facilitation and Border Management (USAID Central America Regional):  The Activity will contribute to broad-based economic growth in Central America by enhancing regional integration and improving trade facilitation. .Funded activities include: support the regional Customs Union process; increase transparency and efficiency of trade procedures by  improving border management coordination; implement multilateral commitments of the WTO's Trade Facilitation Agreement; and improve product registration. This will be achieved through training for trade related government agencies and private sector stakeholders and enhancing IT connectivity of border control agencies. RFID technology will be used to promote electronic transmission of documents to reduce times to cross borders..The Activity supports the CEN's Prosperity pillar and the priorities established in the 2017 NT Miami Conference.  It will also contribute to the GFSS' IR2: Strengthen and Expand Access to Markets and Trade.
Regional Clean Energy Initiative (USAID Central America Regional):  The Regional Clean Energy Initiative (RCEI) improves the enabling environment for investment in clean energy in Central America, and reduces overall energy consumption at the regional level through energy efficiency practices.  It supports Central American countries in their efforts toward long-term emissions reductions and commitments under the Central American Integration System's Sustainable Energy Strategy 2020.  .FY 2016 funded activities will support harmonization of energy regulations, including minimum energy efficiency standards, which will facilitate the trade of energy efficient electrical equipment in Central America and further reduce greenhouse gas emissions..Through these activities, RCEI's technical assistance will ensure consumers that the equipment available in the Central American market, specifically residential refrigerators, motors and lighting equipment, are of high quality and energy efficient..
Climate Change - Clean Energy The institution of international agreements and trade facilitation techniques allows countries to exchange goods and services and make financial investments without fear of loss. This is done through supporting public and private sector efforts to participate effectively in international trade and investment agreements and institutions, implement international agreements, adjust to changing trade conditions, and take full advantage of trade and investment to generate economic growth and reduce poverty.
Better Coffee Harvest (Cosechemos Mas Cafe) The Better Coffee Harvest (Cosechemos Mas Cafe) project is a four-year initiative funded by the U.S. Agency for International Development, the J.M. Smucker Company and the PIMCO Foundation to reduce poverty and increase farm sales for coffee farmers in El Salvador and Nicaragua.
IMPROVED ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT Improved Environmental Management in the Mesoamerican Biological Corridor
Reaccin-support for Human Rights Defenders Reaccin-support for Human Rights Defenders
Regional Climate Change Program (USAID Central America Regional):  .The activity will reduce greenhouse gas emissions by establishing and applying incentives to reduce deforestation and degradation of forests and other land uses (REDD +); and reduce the vulnerability of human populations to climate change in Central America and the Dominican Republic by integrating geospatial technologies and Earth monitoring observations into development decisions. ..Funding will support Centro Clima, a digital information platform center, to provide demand-driven climate change adaptation information to farmers throughout Central America so they have the tools to mitigate risk and distribute technologies for better decision-making to increase resilience to climate change.  Through partnerships with regional organizations, climate change information will be delivered to a variety of end users in thematic information networks, including coffee and agriculture, water, energy, marine coastal biodiversity, and disaster risk reduction....
CARSI ESF-Regional E-CAM-Regional Academy for Security Analysis (State Western Hemisphere Regional):  .Through this activity, USAID builds regional institutional capacity to use evidence-based policy, and disseminates best practices on citizen security in the Northern Triangle. This fills a critical knowledge gap in the region on how to measure the impact of citizen security policies in the region and prepare professionals to work on public safety issues. To achieve this, USAID will train government and NGO representatives in quantitative methods and substantive topics in citizen security, deploy pilot policy projects that use impact evaluation methods, and expose the policy community to best practices in citizen security. With FY 2018 funds, USAID will host a third group of justice sector and NGO representatives in a two month training program with the Police Academy in El Salvador. Participants will implement pilot projects utilizing impact evaluation methods learned in the Academy and be mentored by the Academy professors. To promote sustainability, USAID will also finish developing a Master's Degree in Criminology. The program will use virtual and in-person curricula and will offer a joint degree from John Jay College of Criminal Justice and its partner, the Jesuit University (UCA).  John Jay College of Criminal Justice is a recognized leader in the area of crime prevention and impact evaluation. Through its partnership with UCA, it has become an important ally to develop academic programs and to promote research in this area..This regional activity provides data and best practices for informed security policy making in the Northern Triangle countries, aligned with the U.S. Strategy for Central America, specifically with the Enhancing Security pillar and the Community Security line of action in the three countries. It also supports Goal 1 of the Joint Strategic Plan as it addresses violence that threatens U.S. interests, such as crime, violence, and irregular migration.. .
Trade and Investment Enabling Environment Improve sustainability of a productive and clean environment by reducing risks to the health of the workforce and the population in general, communities, and ecosystems from environmental pollution and other environmental risks associated with industrial and agricultural production, urbanization, energy use, transport, and other human activity.
Fundacion Crisalida Regional Through this Regional GDA, USAID, in partnership with the private sector, will continue creating safe spaces for youth learning and recreation to foster youth leadership, self-esteem, and solidarity in the selected communities in El Salvador, Guatemala, and Honduras. Activities will further engage the private sector, local government, and individual volunteers in social action. USAID fosters civic participation, as well as youth leadership and advocacy, to expand a regional youth movement against violence to improve citizen security within the region.
Coffee Resilience Project in Central America The purpose of this activity is to employ climate-smart agricultural technologies at various scales, and provide training in business skills to key segments of the coffee value chain in order to improve the livelihoods, economic opportunities, and resilience of Central American coffee farmers to climate change.
CARSI-ESF-Regional E-CAM-InfoSegura The activity will help USAID to continue strengthening national observatories in the Northern Triangle countries and improve regional and national institutional capacity to collect, monitor, and process security information and apply it to policy formulation. USAID will support the development of victimization surveys, regional forums and exchanges, and will continue providing technical assistance to improve citizen security information management in each country. Additionally, USAID will fund sub-grants for capacity building of governmental institutions on citizen security information management, research, and standardization of indicators.
USAID Caribbean Sustainable Ecosystems Activity The purpose of the USAID Caribbean Sustainable Ecosystems Activity is to reduce threats to coastal and marine biodiversity in priority areas in the caribbean. This is consistent with the USAID Biodiversity Policy and the USAID Climate Strategy. The activity will enhance climate resilience and human well-being of local communities, women, youth, and other marginalized groups. Specific biodiversity focal interests include key ecosystems such as mangroves, seagrass beds, and coral reefs, as well as communities of invertebrates, sharks, rays, reef fish, marine turtles, and marine mammals, with special emphasis on manatees.
USAID/El Salvador Regional and Bilateral Activities USAID/El Salvador Regional and Bilateral Activities
PASCA Reproductive Health Policy Initiative The USAID| Program for Strengthening the Central American Response to HIV/AIDS (PASCA) (20082013) strives to foster a strong, unified regional approach to the epidemic. PASCA is guided by three core principlesforging linkages, fostering leadership, and advancing evidence-based decisionmaking. The project uses a combined country and regional approach to achieve its objective. The project implements country-specific activities in Belize, Costa Rica, El Salvador, Guatemala, and Panama, as well as region-wide initiatives that include Honduras and Nicaragua. PASCA bolsters the regional response to HIV through three main strategic objectives:Enhancing implementation of regional and national HIV/AIDS strategic plans, Supporting effective implementation of national advocacy agendas, Mitigating HIV/TB co-infection by strengthening collaboration between HIV and TB programs and by placing co-infection on the regional agenda.
Social Science Research to Inform Citizen Security Policy This CARSI activity aims to increase knowledge about forced displacement caused by violence, and support the development of models to address it. It will focus on establishing a regional mechanism for tracking and monitoring forced displacement in the Northern Triangle; building capacity in the three Northern Triangle countries for the creation of national protection systems specific to internal displacement; and piloting regional solutions that will improve community-based protection for displaced people.
EFFECTIVE REGIONAL STEWARDSHIP OF THE ENVIRONMENT Effective Regional Stewardship Of The Environment
Humanitarian Assistance New award in Honduras for the sectors of protection and erms
Building Disaster-Resilient Communities in Latin America and the Caribbean Disaster Risk Reduction Activities in the LAC region to promote disaster risk reduction, including preparedness activities, and increase community resilience to disastrous events in the strategic technical areas outlined above.
U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service for Technical Assistance New PAPA Award between USAID/DR and U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service for Technical Assistance for the USAIDs Caribbean Development Program.
Regional Food Security Policy Effectiveness and Sustainable Agriculture Regional Food Security Policy Effectiveness and Sustainable Agriculture
Northern Triangle Information Management Initiative (NTMI) IOM has launched a USAID-funded project: Northern Triangle Migration Management Information Initiative (NTMI), designed to strengthen the capacities of governments of El Salvador, Guatemala and Honduras to collect, analyse and share information on human mobility, in order to support humanitarian action and protect vulnerable populations in the three countries. The NTMI comprises four main lines of work: strengthening government capacity to record, process, analyse and communicate returnee information; generating consistent information on human mobility and how it relates to decision-making and public policy development; creating and sharing reports and information products with government and other agencies involved in assisting returnees and other vulnerable populations, with an emphasis on children and adolescents; and promoting cooperation between government agencies.
Second Emergency Social Protection Implementation Support Project The objectives of the ESPISP II are: (i) strengthen the capacity of the Ministry of Labor to promote youth employment; (ii) rationalize public health expenditure; (iii) establish a national poverty targeting system for social safety net programs; and (iv) increase availability of Education data for decision making in Ministry of Education and Higher Education.
LB-EMERGENCY POWER SECTOR REFORM CAPACITY REINFORCEMENT The objective of the project is to accelerate the implementation of reforms and restructuring of EdL by enhancing the capacity of MOEW, EdL and the multi-ministry higher level committee.
LB - Municipal Infrastructure The objectives of the additional financing grant are to (i) restore basic services and rebuild priority public infrastructure in the affected municipalities and villages, (ii) support local economic recovery and development in the municipalities that have suffered the heaviest damage, and (iii) provide technical assistance to and build the capacity of municipalities to mitigate the impact of the hostilities on municipal finances (within the broader context of developing the municipal sector).
Lebanon Emergency Social Protection Implementation Support Grant The objective is to assist the various agencies involved in the social protectio n reforms to implement the program and to meet the triggers associated with it.
Lebanon Emergency Fiscal Management Reform Implementation Grant The objective of the project is to contribute to improving the control, allocation and use of public financial resources, by implementing a number of inter-linked measures in budgeting, debt and aid management designed to improve efficiency and transparency in government financial management.
Emergency National Poverty Targeting Program Project The objective of the Project is to expand the coverage and enhance the social assistance package of the National Poverty Targeting P rogram (NPTP) to Lebanese affected by the Syrian crisis and all Lebanese households under the extreme poverty line.
West Beka'a Emergency Water Supply Project The key development objective of the proposed government program for the West Beka'a and World Bank-financed project is to alleviate the precarious conditions of the area's water supply systems, which has been further aggravated the recent hostilities and long-term neglect.    More specifically, the project is expected to improve health conditions of the population of the West Beka'a through the provision of non-contaminated water in increased quantities by completely rehabilitating the area's water network.
Trust Fund for Lebanon TO PROVIDE GRANT FINANCING FOR SPECIFIC ECONOMIC AND SOCIAL RECOVERY ACTIVITIES, ALLOWING A RAPID RESPONSE TO POST-CONFLICT EMERGENCY NEEDS IN THE ABSENCE OF LEBANON'S ACCESS TO OTHER AVAILABLE BANK RESOURCES.
Dry Forest Biodiversity Conservation NA Note: Disbursement data provided is cumulative and covers disbursement made by the project Agency.
Climate Resilient Agriculture for Integrated Landscape Management To operationalize integrated agroecosystem management through mainstreaming biodiversity conservation in the production landscape and increasing resilience of agricultural system Note: Disbursement data provided is cumulative and covers disbursement made by the project Agency.
LDC/SIDS Portfolio Project: Capacity building and Mainstreaming of Sustainable Land NA Note: Disbursement data provided is cumulative and covers disbursement made by the project Agency.
Implementing a "Ridge to Reef" Approach to Protecting Biodiversity and Ecosystem Functions within and Around Protected Areas NA Note: Disbursement data provided is cumulative and covers disbursement made by the project Agency.
Cote D'Ivoire Humanitarian Support 2011-12 UNICEF Cote D'Ivoire was plunged into turmoil following a contested presidential election in November 2010. The crisis led to a serious disruption in school activities. Schools were damaged and looted and the education system was severely affected. Funding under this initiative supports the Cote D'Ivoire School Rehabilitation Project through UNICEF, specifically to help rehabilitate 40 schools and support the return of children to school in crisis affected areas in Moyen Cavally. The support will also help fund the purchasing and distribution of school equipment and teaching materials for students and teachers. The total value of this initiative is $0.5 million over one year, 2011-12.
Harmonisation of national legislation with EU legislation for placing on the market and control of Plant Protection Products and implementation of new legal provisions Harmonisation of national legislation with EU legislation for placing on the market and control of Plant Protection Products and implementation of new legal provisions - User Reference : IPA/2008/020-406-NATIONAL ANNUAL PROGRAMME 2008 FOR SERBIA
Energy Sector Serbia National Programme IPA 2013 (Decentralised part)-Energy Sector
Legal aid, assistance and dissemination of information necessary for ensuring the protection and exercising of rights of IDPs, refugees and returnees - Addendum 3 to service contract 401-470 The purpose of the Contract is to provide the IDPs, refugees from the wars of the 1990s and returnees under Readmission Agreements with access to legal aid, assistance and information necessary for ensuring the protection and exercising of their rights, with a special emphasis on property rights, non/discrimination, health, education, employment and social welfare, in accordance with the highest professional standards in an accurate and timely fashion.
2015 - 2017 Cross-border Cooperation Action Programme Serbia - Montenegro, 2015 allocation 2015 - 2017 Cross-border Cooperation Action Programme Serbia - Montenegro, 2015 allocation - 2015 - 2017 Cross-border Cooperation Action Programme Serbia - Montenegro, 2015 allocation
Civil Society Facility and Media Serbia - Action 7  - allocation 2018 (2018-2019CSF) Civil Society Facility and Media Programme 2018-2019 - allocation 2018-Civil Society Facility and Media Serbia - Action 7  - allocation 2018 (2018-2019CSF)
Reconstruction of the Judicial Academy building in Belgrade - works contract following tender NEAR/BEG/2021/EA-LOP/0154 <p>Resumption and finalisation of the reconstruction of the Judicial Academy (JA) building, by which shall be improved the quality of the JA¿s training environment through enhancement of its physical capacities and improvement of its working and learning conditions - in line with the applicable European standards.</p>
2 - Police reform and migration management Serbia National Programme IPA 2012-2 - Police reform and migration management
European Partnerhsip with Municipalities  European PROGRES Serbia National Programme IPA 2013 (Decentralised part)-European Partnerhsip with Municipalities  European PROGRES