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Technical Assistance for Guatemala - Economic Crimes Work with the government of Guatemala (GoG) to facilitate interagency coordination to detect, investigate, and prosecute money laundering, terrorist financing, fraud, corruption and other financial crimes; and develop effective procedures for the management of seized and forfeited assets. This effort includes assisting with the development of financial intelligence, analytic and investigative capabilities of the financial intelligence unit (Intendencia de Verificacion Especial IVE), and coordination between the IVE, the Public Ministry and the Tax Administration (SAT). Lead implementation of region-wide enhancements to the management of seized and forfeited assets, and improved monitoring of cross border movements...
Technical Assistance for Guatemala - Budget and Financial Accountability The project focuses on four main areas: compliance with international accounting standards; strengthening of internal control over procurements and payments; enhanced fiscal analysis capacity; and integration of the financial management system and staffing, which is a stand-alone project, into the information technology (IT) and business functions of MPF.
Technical Assistance for Guatemala - Economic Crimes Provide analytical training based on best international practices to FIU analysts and other AML/CFT officials to fully exploit Suspicious Transaction Reports (STRs)for investigation and prosecution, and to identify or improve policy and operational mechanisms for the FIUs to function fully in their domestic and international environments.
Technical Assistance for Economic Crimes Develop capacity of the Bank of Guyana to supervise and examine reporting entities for compliance with Anti-Money Laundering/Counter-Terrorism Financing guidelines and best practices.
Technical Assistance for Budget and Financial Accountability The project focuses in four main areas: compliance with international accounting standards; strengthening of internal control over procurements and payments; enhanced fiscal analysis capacity; and integration of the financial management system and staffing, which is a stand-alone project, into the information technology (IT) and business functions of MPF.
Technical Assistance for Budget and Financial Accountability - Guatemala Technical Assistance for Budget and Financial Accountability - Guatemala
Technical Assistance for Economic Crimes Provide analytical training based on best international practices to FIU analysts and other AML/CFT officials to fully exploit Suspicious Transaction Reports (STRs)for investigation and prosecution, and to identify or improve policy and operational mechanisms for the FIUs to function fully in their domestic and international environments.
Land: Enhancing Governance for Economic Development (LEGEND) Land: Enhancing Governance for Economic Development’, implemented in collaboration with the Overseas Development Institute (ODI), the International Institute for Environment and Development (IIED), with the consulting firm KPMG providing overall project management.
2.2. GIRLS' EDUCATION By 2015, the Ministry of Education implements in eight priority districts specific interventions to increase attendance and
enrolment in grades 7-9
1.8 HIV Post MTR 1.3 By 2015, pregnant women, at risk children and youth receive HIV counseling and testing, and if positive, a full
package of ART and associated services, according to national protocols.
2.1. EARLY LEARNING RKLA 3:  By 2015, the education system ensures increased access to an affordable and quality pre-school education system in twelve
priority districts
2.3. Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene (WASH) By 2015, in 65 per cent of schools in eight priority districts, all students use safe water and improved gender-sensitive
facilities
NUTRITION Mothers, caregivers and young children will have equitable access to accelerated programs for the prevention and management of
stunting and other forms of malnutrition in targeted areas
SOCIAL PROTECTION AND SOCIAL WORK By 2020, the most vulnerable girls and boys have increased inclusive access to social benefits and quality social work services
ACCESS TO EDUCATION More girls and boys, including the most marginalized benefit from increased national, sub-national and community capacity to access
and complete preschool and basic education, and transition to further education
1.6 MATERNAL, NEONATAL AND CHILD HEALTH Post MTR Intermediate Results (IR) 1.1  By 2015, the Ministry of Health provides all children under-5, including newborn infants in priority districts
with quality child survival interventions in accordance with international standards.
2.2  OOSC RKLA 4: By 2015, the number of children (including children with disabilities, children from disadvantaged social backgrounds,
girls, children of ethnic minority, and children with multiple disadvantages) have increased access to education
QUALITY EDUCATION More children and young people, including the most marginalized  benefit from digital, quality, inclusive and transformative
competency-based education and services.
DATA AND EVIDENCE FOR CHILDREN The government of Tajikistan's relevant line Ministries and agencies will have increased capacity to measure progress against NDS
and SDG targets for children at district level (disaggregated for vulnerabilities  gender, etc.)
SKILLS AND INNOVATION Adolescent girls and boys and youth in targeted areas develop competencies and skills that facilitate their transition to
adulthood and employment
3.3. JUSTICE FOR CHILDREN By 2015, children in contact with the law are treated more in compliance with international norms and standards on justice for
children
1.5. PREVENTION OF HIV IN YOUTH 1. 5. By 2015, outreach services and STI/HIV voluntary counselling, testing and treatment for MARA are provided in all 21 YFHS
clinics nationwide.
EARLY CHILDHOOD DEVELOPMENT Girls and boys (from the conception to the age of 6 years) and care givers will have access to quality early childhood
development services in targeted areas
1.1. POLICY / ADVOCACY 1.1. By 2015, the Ministry of Health increases allocation of resources to maternal and child survival/nutrition strategies within
its budgetary frameworks, including SWAp.
SAFE LEARNING ENVIRONMENT More girls and boys in targeted areas benefit from a safe and enabling learning environment that ensures their resilience to
disasters, mitigating adverse impact of climate change
WASH Mothers newborns and children have equitable access to clean water, improved sanitation and hygiene at health facilities in
targeted areas
ACCESS TO JUSTICE FOR CHILDREN Vulnerable children, adolescents and caregivers can identify child rights violations, including gender-based violence, know about
available services and have capacity to seek support.
ACCESS TO FORMAL AND NON-FORMAL EDUCATION AND SERVICES More children and young people, including the most marginalized and NEET benefit from increased national, sub-national and
community capacity to access formal and non-formal services to complete formal education and develop transferable skills for their
active citizenship.
PF4C National and subnational finance departments and local governments have improved capacities to plan, coordinate and allocate
resources in efficient and equitable manner for the most vulnerable children.
CROSS-SECTORAL Strategies to address cross-cutting issues related to child rights are developed and applied
BASIC AND SAFELY MANAGED CLIMATE RESILIENT Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene (WASH) New Element
4.1. CHILD RIGHTS MONITORING 4.1. By 2015, disaggregated data on the wellbeing of children is available in a timely manner and used to inform policy and its
implementation
ADOLESCENT HEALTH Support systems in health and education settings are strengthened and harmonized to provide adolescent friendly services responding
to the specific needs of adolescent girls and boys, especially the most marginalized
PROGRAMME COORDINATION UNICEF staff and partners are provided guidance, tools and resources to effectively design and manage programme
1.4. Prevention of Mother to Child Transmission of HIV (PMTCT) / PEADIATRIC AIDS 1. 4. By 2015, in all reproductive health centres and maternity houses of 18 districts, pregnant women of at risk profile receive
VCT and if HIV positive, receive Antiretroviral (ARV) in accordance with Prevention of Mother to Child Transmission of HIV (PMTCT) protocol  and HIV positive children have access to Antiretroviral (ARV) prevention,
treatment and social services.
MATERNAL, CHILD AND ADOLESCENT NUTRITION Maternal, Child and Adolescent Nutrition
REPRODUCTIVE, MATERNAL, NEWBORN, CHILD AND ADOLESCENT HEALTH National policies, protocols, institutional capacities and budgets are improved to provide quality, integrated, evidence-based,
fiscally sustainable, health, nutrition, child development and Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene (WASH) services to all mothers, newborns and young children and
adolescents.
CP SYSTEM STRENGTHENING AND SOCIAL SERVICE WORKFORCE Child protection institutions have acquired capacity to generate and use relevant evidence, strengthen coordination and put in
place functioning monitoring mechanisms for gender- and child-sensitive child protection systems.
6.1. EFFECTIVE MANAGEMENT OF SUPPLY 6.1. Effective management of supply and procurement
ALTERNATIVE FAMILY-BASED CARE AND CHILD-PTROTECTION SYSTEM By 2020, girls and boys, including children with disabilities, in institutions and children at risk of family separation have
increased access to family and community-based alternative care
PARTICIPATION Adolescent girls and boys have opportunities to participate in decision-making as well as contribute to social cohesion in their
communities and sustainable development at national level
FAMILY-BASED ALTERNATIVE CARE Child protection institutions have capacity to support the expansion of access to and use of gender-responsive social services for
vulnerable children, adolescents and families with a focus on prevention through professionalized social workforce and integrated
case management information systems.
QUALITY More girls and boys, including the most marginalized in targeted areas benefit from improved quality of learning in an
inclusive environment
3.2. FAMILY SUBSTITUTE CARE SERVICES By 2015, the family substitute care services function according to the quality standards set out in the national policy.
1.7 MATERNAL AND CHILD NUTRITION Post MTR Intermediate Results (IR) 1.2 By 2015, the Ministry of Health provides all children under-5 in priority districts with priority child nutrition
and selected Early Child Development (ECD) interventions in accordance with international standards.
2.5. LSBE By 2015, 825 secondary schools deliver HIV/AIDS and other LSBE classes in grades 7-9
GOVERNANCE AND SYSTEMS Office governance structures, systems and processes in place to support efficient delivery of planned CPD results
CRM National and subnational child rights monitoring systems and mechanisms are enhanced to monitor progress towards realization of
CRC and SDG commitments, inform evidence-based policies and ensure accountability for child rights.
SAFE LEARNING ENVIRONMENT More children and young people at risk benefit from a inclusive, safe and enabling learning and skills development environment for
improving resilience and empowerment.
MATERNAL AND CHILD HEALTH Mothers, newborns and children will have equitable access to sustainable and quality essential integrated packages of maternal and
newborn, child health in targeted areas
SKILLS AND EMPLOYABILITY Adolescents and youths develop competencies and skills that facilitate their transition from learning to earning, adulthood and
employment.
4.3. STRONG PARTNERSHIP FOR CHILD RIGHTS 4.3. Strong Partnership for Children's rights is developed with mass media, national and local government, civil society and other
development partners
CLIMATE RESILIENT Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene (WASH) POLICY, STRATEGIES Climate Resilient Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene (WASH) Policy
4.2. PUBLIC POLICY AND BUDGETING 4.2. By 2015, public policy and budgeting supports child-friendly social sector development.
2.3 QUALITY RKLA 4: By 2015, the educational framework is improved to ensure better quality basic education in up to 12 priority districts
JUSTICE FOR CHILDREN AND VAC By 2020, boys and girls, including those in contact with the law, benefit from programmes that prevent and respond to VAC and a
strengthened child-friendly justice system
2.4. EMERGENCY PREPAREDNESS AND RESPONSE By 2015, National government, local authorities, school children and communities in selected districts have strengthened their
capacity to plan, prepare for and respond to emergencies
5.2. FINANCIAL RESOURCES AND STEWARDSHIP 5.2.  Effective and efficient Management and Stewardship of Financial Resources
1.2. MOTHER AND CHILD HEALTH/NUTRITION 1. 2. By 2015, the Ministry of Health provides all women as well as newborn infants in all maternal facilities of 8 priority
districts with quality antenatal and essential obstetric and newborn care services in accordance with international standards.
3.1. CHILD CARE SYSTEM REFORM By 2015, improved policies, practices and services to effectively prevent and respond to unnecessary institutionalization of
children (especially children under three and children with disabilities)
1.3. COMMUNITY INTERVENTIONS/EMPOWERMENT 1. 3. By 2015, at least 80% of households in 8 priority districts practice interventions on child survival, care and nutrition.
PF4C The mandated Government institution will have increased capacity to monitor financial allocations to SDG for children
INCLUSIVE SOCIAL PROTECTION SYSTEM National and subnational institutions have increased capacities to coherently plan and implement evidence-based, integrated and
shock-responsive social protection schemes and mechanisms for vulnerable children and their families.
Livestock raising support and retail shop support With limited livelihood skills, and with little or no land, livelihood training and support will be provided to support ex-Kamaiyas increase their income through productive employment, or by establishing small businesses.
District level Watch Dog Committee Meeting and Mobilization Regular district-level watch dog committee meetings with key representatives from local authorities, schools and ex-Kamaiya leaders to monitor problems and progress solutions in relation to ex-Kamaiya rights and entitlements, especially in relation to education and livelihoods
Financial support to initiate agro-based micro enterprises With limited livelihood skills, and with little or no land, livelihood training and support will be provided to support ex-Kamaiyas increase their income through productive employment, or by establishing small businesses.  Training will focus on agricultural related activities, which rely on fodder from community forests, high-value crops that can be grown in limited areas or on leased land, and trades and services linked to rural economies.
TOT on Saving Credit and Account and book Keeping TOT on saving credit and Account and Book Keeping was for 1 time/ activity.This activity is already completed with 25 participants/activity.This training is design to provide training to saving credit group that is formed by project to run their home and community easily  and uplift the living style and reduce poverty to some extent with smaller amount of money that is saved in group.
Farmers-to-farmers (FTF) training With limited livelihood skills, and with little or no land, livelihood training and support will be provided to support ex-Kamaiyas increase their income through productive employment, or by establishing small businesses.  Training will focus on agricultural related activities, which rely on fodder from community forests, high-value crops that can be grown in limited areas or on leased land, and trades and services linked to rural economies
Leadership and Advocacy Skill Development Training Leadership skills training is provided to community leaders to assist them in attaining positions on public bodies, and to advocate on behalf of their communities to secure entitlements and rights. This capacity building element of the project help beneficiaries secure a sense of ownership over gains made, as well as ensuring long-term sustainability to ensure ex-Kamaiya rights continue to be met after project
Vocational training for adults who prefer to work, to successfully establish businesses or gain productive employment
School Awareness Campaign Campaign is to increase awareness within schools of the needs of ex-Kamaiya children, and encouraging schools to implement policies to ensure ex-Kamaiya child rights are upheld
Press Conference Press-conferences to garner media interest and coverage of the ex-Kamaiya rights issue, so as to further encourage GoN to act positively in awarding entitlements.
Nepal Ex Kamaiya Education and Poverty Alleviation Project Backward Society Education (BASE) has been implementing DFID funded project titled Nepal Ex-Kamaiya Education and Poverty Alleviation Project (NEKEPA) Since January 2013. This project has been envisioned and implemented by BASE in partnership with World Vision Advocacy Forum (WVAF). The project is intervened in mid and far- western district namely Dang, Banke, Bardiya, Kailali and Kanchanpur of Nepal.
The project supports over 186,000 of Nepal's ex-kamaiya community (freed bonded labourers). In 2000, following peaceful civil society protests, the Government of Nepal abolished the kamaiya system but the ex-kamaiyas are extremely poor, without land or livelihoods. Almost 15% have not received their rehabilitation packages because most are unaware of their entitlements and because accessing them is obstructed by bureacracy, inefficiency and corruption. Un- and under-employment is high, with 69% experiencing income/food insecurity for at least nine months/year. Evidence suggests that 11% of children are out-of-school and likely to be in child labour. The project aims to support ex-kamaiyas to gain their entitlements, to mobilise them for savings and credit, and to provide vocational training. The ex-kamaiyas will increase their incomes and gain productive employment; children (with a focus on girls) will be supported to attend school and complete primary education.
; Contribute to achieve MDG's No 1, 2 & 3 
Goal 1: Eradicate extreme poverty and hunger 
Goal 2: Achieve universal primary education 
Goal3: Promote gender equality and empower women 
; 10077 numbers of Ex Kamaiya Families;
Training on Saving Credit Mobilization and Account and Book Keeping With this training ex-Kamaiyas increases their income and saving  to some extent
Local Media Campaign Local media campaigns (broadcasts on local FM radio stations in local languages) on the importance of education and advice on receiving ex-Kamaiya rehabilitation entitlements
District Level Stakeholder Meeting District-level public stakeholder meetings (involving local authorities, schools, civil society organisations, community leaders, ex-Kamaiya leaders and parent representatives) to explore local-level problems preventing ex-Kamaiya educational and livelihood rights being realised (including non-receipt of ex-Kamaiya rehabilitation entitlements), and proposing solutions.
Parents Awareness Meetings Meetings with parents of ex-Kamaiya children to increase their awareness of the importance of education and the dangers of child labour
Paralegal Training Para-legal training is provided to community leaders to assist them in attaining positions on public bodies, and to advocate on behalf of their communities to secure entitlements and rights. This capacity building element of the project help beneficiaries secure a sense of ownership over gains made, as well as ensuring long-term sustainability to ensure ex-Kamaiya rights continue to be met after project
START Alert 744:  Prompt response to displacement of people from Nagorno-Karabakh to Armenia Action Against Hunger partner will provide humanitarian assistance to at least 500 households from Nagorno-Karabakh who were displaced in Armenia. Action Against Hunger will contract supermarkets in the respective locations where the vouchers can be used by the beneficiaries.
2020 Talking Philanthropy Conference Support to provide conference support for the 2020 “Talking Philanthropy” conference in Singapore
COVID-19:  Action studies on frontline social organizations’ response to support a series of action studies to summarize social organizations’ responses at the forefront of COVID-19 relief efforts and the implications for peer organization and future learning
Support to the Indian Council of Medical Research to set up a Communicati to strengthen the Indian Council of Medical Research's communications capacity and enhance its position as a premier biomedical research institute in India and globally
Human Lymphoid Follicle Chip testing of COVID Vaccine Platforms to evaluate different COVID vaccine platforms in the lymphoid follicle system in order to better understand how this in vitro system might be used to inform future selections of vaccine platforms for other vaccine antigens
Misoprostol for Postpartum Hemorrhage in Low Resource Settings: From Clin to evaluate misoprostol effectiveness for prevention of postpartum hemorrhage at the community level
“Leaving No Fact Behind” - Gapminder 2021-24 to support the Gapminder Foundation to create data visualization that address engrained public misconceptions about development
DFID-USM RFP Phase 2: Achieving sustained environmental health (DFID-DF) to improve the sanitary collection and transport of fecal sludge in Sierra Leone through a strengthened regulatory environment and public infrastructure, and increasing public awareness and utilization of fecal sludge management services
Predictors and consequences of gestational weight gain in LMIC settings to conduct secondary analyses of data to understand patterns of gestational weight gain, its predictors and risk of adverse pregnancy outcomes in the context of low and middle income countries
Support for GCF Project Preparation to support the GGGI to develop a robust pipeline of evidence based and bankable projects aimed at enhancing the resilience of small producers in low-income settings to the negative impacts of climate change
GH 50/50 British Medical Journal Publishing to publish articles on the importance of women's leadership in global health. of GH 50/50 British Medical Journal Publishing from 06/23/2023 to 12/31/2023. Grantee name: Global Health 50/50.
European Regional Advocacy Hub To support coordinated advocacy that holds European donors accountable for gender equality commitments and mobilizes improved resources, policies, and programs for gender equality in the global south.
Communications capacity for reinvented toilet commercialization (G2RT) to provide strategic communications support for the G2RT reinvented toilet collaboration
General Operating Support to provide General Operating Support of General Operating Support from 01/04/2018 to 12/31/2019. Grantee name: Grantmakers for Effective Organizations.
Day of Caring 2019 Thank You Grant to provide General Operating Support of Day of Caring 2019 Thank You Grant from 05/13/2019 to 06/21/2019. Grantee name: Hunger Intervention Program.
Global Digital Health Forum 2023 Sponsorship to sponsor the 2023 Global Digital Health Forum as a platform for evidence dissemination, networking, and insight synthesis in digital health programs in LMIC
WEP Advocacy and Champion Engagement To support advancing a positive narrative around women's economic power and to engage policy-makers and decision-makers on the topic of women's economic power.
Strategic support on major replenishment campaigns, overall ODA and ODA f to provide strategic support on major replenishment campaigns, for health promotion, and raising domestic counterpart financing for HIV, TB, and Malaria
Analytical Support to GoE to Implement Home Grown Economic Reform to provide analytical support to implement Ethiopia's Home-Grown Economic Reform Agenda