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Provision of Life-Saving Water, Sanitation and Hygiene Response Packages to Climatic shocks Affected people at risk of displacement living in Baidoa Rural areas. ltpgtWith the proposed project, SARD will seek to provide life-saving responses to 24,500 Climatic shocks-affected communities that are currently facing acute water shortage, lack sanitation facilities, hygiene items and hygiene information in various rural and IDP settlements of Baidoa district. The project proposes to respond to communities’ equitable access to water, sanitation and hygiene services with the aim of improving communities' access to WASH services  overcoming Climatic shocks-induced diseases, protection risks,  water price on the majority of the population at risk of famine. Through this, SARD plans increasing equitable access to safe water, sanitation facilities  improved hygiene practices among 24,500 Climatic shocks- affected communities (8,575 girls, 4,900 women, 2,940 men and 8,085 boys) at risk in Baidoa rural. To provide immediate lifesaving access to clean  safe water, SARD will provide emergency water supply to communities living in the rural areas  IDPs settlements hosting Climatic shocks displaced households through water voucher to 1500 HHs (9,000 individuals) for a period of 48 days with each household entitled to 45 litters/HHs/day.ltbrgtltbrgtlt/pgtltpgtSARD proposes to undertake rehabilitation and equipping of strategic water sources (1 borehole, 3 shallow wells). The borehole will be equipped with 50m3 elevated water tank, replacement of 11KW pumping set, chain link borehole perimeter fencing, extension of pipe line from the borehole main pipe to community sites 2000 meters, excavation pipe lines and backfilling/compaction and construction 2 tap stand kiosks. The kiosk's construction will reduce the distance of trucking water as the nearest water point is within the minimum WASH cluster standards (500m). For the shallow well SARD will do deepening, installation of motorized pump, fencing with chain link, installation of mini solar system and erecting of raised for installation of plastic water tank. SARD will ensure water treatment  monitoring through chlorination of communal water sources/HHWT targeting communities, Nutrition/Health facilities.ltbrgtltbrgtlt/pgtltpgtThe project will engage 10 (5 males and 5 female) community hygiene volunteers (CHVs) to conduct hygiene promotion campaigns  disseminating key hygiene messages focusing on hand washing with soap/ash, household water treatment(HHWT), messaging on AWD/Prevention targeting both IDPs and host communities as well as nutrition  health facilities. Hygiene promotion session will antecede with the distribution of 1500 hygiene kits (including standard MHM sets) targeting the water trucking beneficiaries. SARD will conduct capacity building for the selected 10 CHVs and train 28 (16 males and 12 female) water management committees’ members on O+M techniques of the established/rehabilitated water points. ltbrgtlt/pgt
Strengthening communities in Kismaayo to deliver enhanced nutrition services (NutriKismaayo) ltpgtAn estimated 1.7 million children aged 6 – 59 months are expected to suffer from acute malnutrition and be in urgent need of nutrition services from January - December 2024. The total number of Severe Acute Malnutrition (SAM) and Moderate Acute Malnutrition (MAM) cases are estimated at 430000 and 1.23 million respectively. An estimated 64% of the acute malnutrition burden is concentrated in South Somalia, Similarly, estimated levels of acute are at a critical level at a GAM rate of 15.9% and a SAM rate of 4.4%. Also, the current projections show that it will continue to have a serious level of acute malnutrition into the next session because of poor food security, low average rainfall and the increased burden of drought, floods and other climatic shocks ltbrgtThe screening and identification of acute malnutrition among children, pregnant and lactating women will include training of community health workers to conduct routine and active case finding of malnutrition cases, promotion of Family/Mother MUAC for mothers and caregivers will be trained to screen their children, quarterly mass MUAC screening in Kismayo project locations and screening of newly arrived IDPs in collaboration with CCCM cluster and other  partners, this will further enhance area based coordination and referral of the beneficiaries into different programs ltbrgtOptimal nutrition and care practices for mothers, infants and young children will be promoted through a variety of strategies, such as the formation of mother-to-mother support groups, face-to-face counselling from health workers and community health workers, the utilization of interactive media, such as Radio/TV station talk show, community plays and the application of IEC/BCC materials amongst others. Integrating key messaging on topics such as hygiene and sanitation, health, immunization, and other related topics will be a part of the promotion of IYCF. The prevention of malnutrition will also include the promotion and provision of micronutrient supplementation. To ensure that the community owns the project, a variety of strategies that strengthen the accountability of affected people will be implemented. These strategies include community response and feedback sessions, engaging the community through innovative approaches such as telephone surveys and other methods to inform and gather information from the communities that are being targeted. The project will include the implementation of the Child Protection and Nutrition Integration Framework which will include the training of nutrition workers to identify and refer cases of child abuse and neglect. In addition to this, workers in the nutrition field will receive training in PSEA and GBV referral issues.ltbrgtlt/pgt
Provision of quality essential lifesaving primary health services to vulnerable communities affected by climatic shocks in Baidoa rural areas. ltpgtThe proposed project will be implemented in the rural areas of Baidoa in the Bay region to address the healthcare needs of vulnerable communities affected by climatic shocks such as droughts, floods, and conflicts. The project is a response to the Somalia Humanitarian Fund (SHF) 1st standard allocation for 2024 and aims to align with the strategic objective of implementing multisectoral responses in specific districts, including Baidoa, to support ongoing efforts and prevent the deterioration of needs to reduce new displacement.  The project aims to deliver curative and preventive basic life-saving healthcare services to 1 statics and 1 Mobile outreach services over 12 months to the affected rural communities of Baidoa. Approximately 20,000 individuals will benefit from this intervention, including 14,000 attending outpatient departments, 800 pregnant women, 800 deliveries, 2800 children under the age of five for immunization, and 5000 for health promotion activities. Additionally, capacity building for 25 staff health workers and 10 Community Health Workers (CHWs) will be trained to improve the quality of services. The services offered will include basic primary healthcare, emergency trauma care, referral for complex cases, and intensified prevention activities such as health education and hygiene promotionlt/pgtltpgtThe project aims to integrate protection, gender-based violence (GBV), and mental health services to ensure appropriate referrals to higher levels of care. Additionally, it will enhance the capacity of health facility committees and community-level health service provision in the targeted area, with inclusive representation from key community stakeholders, including people living with disabilities. Moreover, the project will be coordinated with other sectors such as WASH (Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene), Nutrition, Protection, and Multi-Purpose Cash Assistance (MPCA) to provide a comprehensive assistance package to the targeted beneficiaries. The project team will also ensure close coordination with existing operational partners in these locations to avoid duplication and ensure complementarity.lt/pgtltpgtTo prevent aid diversion, VRD has HR policies (anti-fraud policy) in place to ensure proper orientation of new staff who will be taken through all humanitarian policies governing fraud as well as “Do No Harm” before they are assigned to any project implementation. lt/pgt
Improve equitable access to quality and essential lifesaving healthcare services targeting conflict and flood-affected vulnerable populations in Jamame district. ltpgtThe proposed 6-month Health intervention has been designed to be a comprehensive and impactful response, aimed at strengthening the coordination of efforts and optimizing available resources. By bringing together various stakeholders and promoting cross-sectoral collaboration, the intervention seeks to enhance the overall impact and effectiveness of the response. Through close cooperation with Federal, regional, and district authorities, Alight is committed to ensuring a sustainable and evidence-based approach to addressing the health needs of the affected populations in Jamame district.ltbrgtDuring the intervention, Alight plans to reach a total of 24,000 individuals with life-saving healthcare services, particularly focusing on mitigating the devastating effects of conflicts and floods in the area. This will be achieved through the deployment of two mobile/outreach teams that will provide a range of essential health services in line with the Somalia Essential Package of Health Services (EPHS) 2020. In addition to these services, Alight will conduct routine community sensitization and education forums, facilitated by community health workers and volunteers, to help communities better prepare for natural disasters and emergencies.ltbrgtTo ensure the effective delivery of healthcare services, Alight will procure an adequate supply of medical resources to support the provision of comprehensive primary healthcare in Jamame district. Furthermore, Alight will provide additional support to the existing Cholera Treatment Centre in the district by increasing staffing and supplies. This holistic approach to healthcare intervention aims to address the immediate health needs of the population while also building resilience and preparedness for future emergencies. Additionally Alight will integrate Wash  and cash programing services through coordination with other SHF partners namely SEA and AYUUB organization respectively  through joint location targeting.ltbrgtlt/pgt
Liberia Integrated Public Financial Management Reform Single Donor Trust fund The project development objective (PDO) is: â€œImproved budget coverage, fiscal policy management, financial control, and oversight of government finances of Liberiaâ€. Through strengthened institutional capacity for the delivery of effective PFM and oversight, the government will be able to expand and deepen the scope of reforms in support of reduced corruption and improved service delivery, particularly to vulnerable groups, thereby reducing poverty.
U.S. Department of State: Nonproliferation Assistance Programs - Nonproliferation and Disarmament Fund Nonproliferation and Disarmament Fund - Proiferation Security I Workshop; The Nonproliferation and Disarmament Fund (NDF) provides a means for the USG to respond rapidly to high priority nonproliferation and disarmament opportunities, circumstances, or conditions that are unanticipated or unusually difficult. NDF projects aim to destroy, secure, or prevent the proliferation of WMD, WMD-related materials and delivery systems, and destabilizing conventional weapons.
Export Control and Related Border Security Assistance, Enforcement Export Control and Related Border Security: POL Amend cost of Insurance and lodging
Export Control and Related Border Security Assistance, Other Travel: Rosie Petrov to Poland
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Export Control and Related Border Security Assistance, Green Border Tracking Train-the-trainer Course for Poland Green Border Tracking Train-the-trainer Course for Poland
Export Control and Related Border Security Assistance, Poland Hosts Kosovo Customs Best Practices Visit Poland Hosts Kosovo Customs Best Practices Visit
Export Control and Related Border Security Assistance, Enforcement Embassy Warsaw: Polish Border Guard-Travel Expense
Export Control and Related Border Security Assistance, Travel EXBS Program Travel: Unspecified Personnel to Poland
Taft Fund: For Ocalenie Foundation to aid vulnerable migrants, refugees, and asylum-seekers by providing legal counseling, psychological counseling, vocational training, language classes, and assistance with additional tasks. Taft Fund: For Ocalenie Foundation to aid vulnerable migrants, refugees, and asylum-seekers by providing legal counseling, psychological counseling, vocational training, language classes, and assistance with additional tasks. [in Poland through Ocalenie Foundation]
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Julia Taft Refugee Fund: the Ocalenie Foundation - Empowering Women Refugees in Poland United States Population Migration and Refugee Assistance, Appropriation 1143. Protection and assistance needs of refugees, migrants and conflict victims worldwide. [U.S. Government - Department of State]
Export Control and Related Border Security Assistance, Poland Olympus Videoscope IPEX for Customs/Border Guard Poland Olympus Videoscope IPEX for Customs/Border Guard
EXBS EXBS GOV Polishing and Waxing EXBS EXBS GOV Polishing and Waxing [Covers receivables established for refund of value added taxes (VAT)]
Export Control and Related Border Security Assistance, Enforcement EXBS Program Operating Costs: Warsaw, Poland
Export Control and Related Border Security Assistance, Enforcement Polish Border Guard Mentoring Activities (Oct 12-16, 2015 and Nov 16-20, 2015) (Travel and/or Local Logistics)
Export Control and Related Border Security Assistance, Enforcement EXBS Program Travel Costs: Warsaw, Poland
Export Control and Related Border Security Assistance, Export Control Program Advisors EXBS Program Operating Costs: Warsaw, Poland
Engagement Facility\Governance and Economic. Aid effectiveness and coordination are a priority to enable Iraq in addressing today’s complex challenges and achieving its 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development Goals. In addition, sustaining support for these development challenges requires mobilizing additional development resources beyond the current level of aid flows and more external development finance on-budget, which needs to be effectively managed.Additionally , Digital transformation, innovation, and sustainable development are key
The Road Back Home Community Reconciliation and Reintegration of Iraqis Returning from Syria’s Al-Hol camp” (CRRISA) The overall objective of this project is to support the Government of Iraq (GoI) to address the reintegration needs of 9,000 Iraqi nationals, including women and girls and women with disabilities returning from Al Hol Camp. To ensure conflict sensitivity the project will also support an additional 9,000 vulnerable (40% female) beneficiaries in communities of return. This will be achieved through multisectoral, community-based reintegration and reconciliation implemented in partnership with the Government of Iraq (GoI). It will support Government efforts to strengthen social cohesion, community stability and ensure the institutionalization of best practices. The project will provide age and gender sensitive reintegration initiatives to address livelihoods, mental health and psychosocial support, housing, and community dividends, including basic services for the broader community. It will ensure inclusivity as returnees and community members will participate and engage in the identification of priorities, planning and implementation to enhance social sustainability and community resilience. To strengthen social cohesion and community acceptance of the returnees as well as underlining the societal importance of the reintegration process, the project will support the GoI to develop a national communications strategy targeting the wider Iraqi public as well as returnees. The project will work with the established administrative and community structures, including local peace committees, CSO networks (including women-led civil society organisations), women and youth groups, media, and religious leaders.
COVID-19 Response Aligned with the UN Country Teams strategy in Iraq, this Output is for providing UNDP Iraqs response package to support the crisis created by Covid-19.
Supporting recovery& stability The project aims to assist the Government of Iraq (GoI) to restore the legitimacy of the countrys institutions and to renew the social contract between citizens and state in a context of fractured and sectarian governance
Sustainable Development This Output funded by the Japan Supplementary Budget (2019) aims to address the Humanitarian-Development-Peace nexus and supporting sustainable peace and development in Ninewa
Fiduciary Monitoring Agent Loan Management Support through Fiduciary Monitoring Support Unit to the Monitoring Committee on Japanese Official Development Assistance ODA Loan Projects 1. Procurement and Contract Management 2. Financial Management 3. Capacity Development
Anti-Corruption for Trust This Project aims to support Iraq to undertake concrete actions that will enhance current institutional anti-corruption and integrity capacitie
Supporting Stability and Recovery through Local Gov The project aims to assist the Government of Iraq (GoI) to restore the legitimacy of the countrys institutions and to renew the social contract between citizens and state in a context of fractured and sectarian governance
Resilience Building-Employment Focusing on employment generation for returnees, youth, women, minorities in areas of origin and host communities, this Output will support increasing their resilience against socio-economic shocks and stresses.
Support to Security & Justice The Support to Security and Justice Sector Governance Project in Post- Conflict Iraq enables Security and justice sector institutions to provide a safe and secure environment for the people of Iraq.
Funding Facility for Economic Reform-Federal The Funding Facility for Economic Reform (FFER-Federal) is intended to support the Iraqi federal government in its efforts to ensure implementation of reforms
Promoting Carbon Reduction EE Initiation Plan for the a GEF project preparation grant, The objective of the GEF PPG is to develop the project concept into a full project: Promoting Carbon Reduction Through Energy Efficiency (EE) Techniques in Baghdad City.
Support to Iraq´s Electoral Process – Capacity Develop Support to Iraq´s Electoral Process – Capacity Development
 The project aims at assisting IHEC with capacity building and support to various technical areas, both at headquarters and governorate level, in preparation for early elections of 2021
Accelerator Lab - Iraq This facility is designed to support the implementation of the Accelerator Lab initiative in Iraq
Iraq Nationally Determined Con This project support UNDP’s global “Climate Promise” to ensure that Iraq submits enhanced Nationally Determined Contributions(NDC) in 2020. The Climate Promise resources to support review and validation of this draft National Determined Contribution.
Strengthened Social Cohesion-UNDP-IRQ-00133641 Strengthened social cohesion through, community-based reintegration of at risk-groups in targeted project locations United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) Iraq.The Iraq Crisis Response and Resilience Programme (ICRRP) was designed in 2014 to enable UNDP Iraq to provide immediate support in response to the crisis-situation following the Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant (ISIL), taking control of several locations of the country. ICRRP was originally designed to work under 5 thematic areas
Strengthening Resilience of Sub-national Authorities Strengthen the long-term resilience of targeted subnational authorities and their host/refugee populations in countries affected by the Syrian and Iraqi Crises
Management Plan Management Plan for the UNDP Iraq Country Office which enables supporting the operations and management requirements.
Iraq Environmental & Climate Justice Programme PIP Based on desk research and the analysis derived from the dedicated scoping mission, the pipeline funding will be utilized to implement a set of foundational interventions upon which to develop the larger environmental and climate justice programme for Iraq.
Promote green practices on waste management-Heath sector Promote an integrated approach for control and prevention of pollution from relevant sectors including waste management.
Accelerator Lab - Iraq The Accelerator Lab In Iraq started in late 2019 aiming to find local solutions for the countrys development challenges for the benefit of the country.
Innovation for Development The project aims to build the capacity of individuals (young) and institutions in the field of innovation and entrepreneurship, enhancing the entrepreneurship ecosystem and build social capital.
Healthcare Waste Management Promote green practices through support for waste management in the health sector
Community Security Initiative Improve community security and stability through socio-economic reintegration of FVFs in Sinuni Sinjar District.
Integrated for Pollution UNDP is supporting the Ministry of health and Environment and related Ministries including KRG to start developing an integrated framework and comprehensive approach to tackling pollution
Improving Food Availability For Communities Vulnerable-IFA Improving food availability for communities vulnerable to food insecurity in Diyala Governorate- Iraq (IFA- Diyala)
NDA strengthening in Iraq The requested Green Climate Fund resources will enable the Government of Iraq to strengthen capacities of the newly assigned Nationally Designated Authority (NDA)
Energy Efficiency Policy Strengthening and setting up of a facorable Energy Efficiency policy, regulatory and institutional framwork to foster low green house gas development
Compost Production -Organic Wa The core technology to be supported will be the production of organic compost to be generated from waste at the household level and at municipal landfills, augmented by decomposition technology at landfills to reduce methane emissions.
Catalytic Climate Action-Iraq This programme will support the Government of Iraq transition to a low-carbon and climate-resilient economy In Iraq.
Anti-Corruption for Trust in Iraq (ACT Iraq) This Project aims to support Iraq to undertake concrete actions that will enhance current institutional anti-corruption and integrity capacities
Strengthening Human Security and Employability in Ba’aj-Sinjar Border, Ninewa Governorate, Iraq The proposed project will aim to build trust, strengthen community stability, encourage returns and reintegration for displaced population and returnees in Al Qataniya subdistrict of Ba’aj district along the boarder with Sinjar, through conflict and gender sensitive interventions that enable resilient socio-economic recovery, reintegration, and peacebuilding
SDG Implement. & Monitoring The aim is to improve national technical and institutional capacities for the planning, implementation and monitoring the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) within central line ministries, local governments and civil society organizations (CSOs).
Support to justice initiatives Support to justice initiatives curbing corruption and promoting commercial dispute resolution
Partnership Service for Fiduciary Monitoring Agent-Iraq Fiduciary Monitoring and Evaluation Support to the Monitoring Committee on Japanese Official Development Assistance (ODA) Loan Projects to ensure Transparency and Accountability in accordance with International Business Practice.
Administrative Budget The purpose of this Output to manage the funds required to support the administrative requirements of the UNDP Iraq Country Office.