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International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) 2nd Tranche - East Asia Regional Contribution United States Population Migration and Refugee Assistance, Appropriation 1143. Protection and assistance needs of refugees, migrants and conflict victims worldwide. [International Committee of the Red Cross]
Initial Contribution Towards United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)'s East Asia Annual Budget Activities-East Asia/Southeast Regional United States Population Migration and Refugee Assistance, Appropriation 1143. Protection and assistance needs of refugees, migrants and conflict victims worldwide. [United Nations Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees]
Project Ignite Cote d'Ivoire: Global Partnership in the Field of SRHR Population Services International (PSI) seeks to break down barriers to access and use of voluntary, modern contraception among girls and young women (age 15-24), with the aim of reducing unintended pregnancies, reducing unsafe abortions and preventing transmission of sexually transmitted infections (STIs). The Dutch Ministry of Foreign Affairs is funding PSI to test two innovative models, and two theories of change, to tackle youth and adolescent sexual health issues (2016-2020), with an extension granted for the year 2021. The market development approach implemented by PSI in the DRC (2016-2017), Cote d'Ivoire (since November 2017), Haiti (2016-2019) and Mozambique (since 2016), consists in addressing market failures that prevent Sara from accessing the contraceptive products and services she wants and needs. Main approaches used include a thorough landscape analysis to understand how the market is failing Sara (production to use spectrum analysis). This helps ensure that the response is highly context-specific and that programs in each country are geared towards prioritized market players to address the failures identified. PSI also uses user-centered design inspired techniques to gather consumer insights and develop fast prototypes. The Ecosystem development approach, implemented by Triggerise in Burkina Faso (since 2021), India (since 2016) and Kenya (since 2016), consists in improving health the livelihood of micro-entrepreneurs who are incentivized to improve access to contraceptive products and services. Using a peer-to-peer approach that connects consumers to local small businesses, Triggerise gives them the power to both access and deliver aid on their own terms. Building on these relationships, Triggerise uses rewards-based platforms to motivate consumers to make positive choices?helping them to overcome individual barriers as they arise while adding value back into their economies. The project will deliver on 5 outcomes: 1: Increased informed demand for SRH services by girls and young women, 2: Increased access to a wide range of SRH products and services for girls and young women, 3: Improved enabling environment for youth and young women for improving their SRH rights, 4: Create wealth (via improved depth and reach of the ecosystems) and 5: Improve lives (via improved SRHR health outcomes).
219594 WFP FY22 NW and SW Tigray Food Assistance Ethiopia WVUK has a share of 840,028 beneficiaries - 2.704% share = 22714 individuals
 
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 Output 1.1: World Vision Ethiopia will distribute 113,907.80 MT of food baskets (consisting of cereals, pulses and oil) to 840,028 conflict-affect vulnerable people across all twelve target areas.
 
  
 
 Output 1.2: World Vision Ethiopia will conduct awareness-raising activities on IYCF practices, hygiene, nutrition, primary health care and protection for all beneficiaries collecting food baskets across all twelve target areas.[1]
 
  
 
 Output 1.3: well-coordinated assistance distribution for targeted conflict-affected people in the Southern and Northwest zones, Tigray. For expenditure data on these and all other World Vision Ethiopia projects, please see the related activity, published by World Vision International (US-EIN-95-3202116-ET)
ETHIOPIA, ECHO - Life-saving Multi-sectoral Emergency Response for IDPs in Gedeo Zone, SNNPR, ETHIOPIA - 2018 An ECHO grant to respond to the recent displacement of IDPs in Ethiopia For expenditure data on these and all other World Vision Ethiopia projects, please see the related activity, published by World Vision International (US-EIN-95-3202116-ET)
FY23 WFP 220909 Ethiopia Tigray Nutrition Children and pregnant or breastfeeding women are given supplementary feeding to reduce malnutrition For expenditure data on these and all other World Vision Ethiopia projects, please see the related activity, published by World Vision International (US-EIN-95-3202116-ET)
211810_DFID (Aid Connect) Ethiopia EAPEC The programme will tackle the supply and demand issues which result in child labour with a holistic intervention in improving law enforcement, increasing children's agency, improving livelihoods for conflict-affected families and supporting businesses to improve supply chain due diligence and duty of care from the bottom up. UK Aid Connect is focused on creating innovative solutions to complex development challenges that deliver real change to poor peoples lives across priority thematic areas (Project code: 1ETH24) For expenditure data on these and all other World Vision Ethiopia projects, please see the related activity, published by World Vision International (US-EIN-95-3202116-ET)
219547 WFP FY22 Tigray Crisis Nutrition Ethiopia WVUK Share 31.96%
 
 7048 Beneficiaries 4049 children 6-59Months, 2999PLWs for whole project 
 
 Tigray Region: 11 Woredas in South and North West Tigray Raya Alamata, Alamata, Ofla, Korem town, Zata, Tahtay Adiyabo, Adidaero, Seyemti-Adiyabo, Maekel Adiyabo, Shraro IDP, Shiraro town (host) 
 
 The TSF activities will address and contribute on the following specific objectives 
 
 
 - To prevent further deterioration of Acute Malnutrition through supplementary feeding. 
 
 - To improve the screening coverage and increase CMAM service uptakes. 
 
 - To contribute in the reduction of morbidity and mortality rates of the under-five children and pregnant and lactating women through sustainable health and nutrition treatments and awareness. 
 
 - To improve the survival as well as the nutrition and health status of children, pregnant and lactating mothers through provision of outreach health activities, screening, blanket & targeted supplementary food and nutrition education. 
 
 
 Strengthen the capacities of the Woredas to manage acute malnutrition For expenditure data on these and all other World Vision Ethiopia projects, please see the related activity, published by World Vision International (US-EIN-95-3202116-ET)
ETHIOPIA - DFID, Gedeo and West Guji IDP Emergency Response A shelter/NFI cash project to respond to the displacement in West Guji. CRS is the lead agency and WV are a sub to them. For expenditure data on these and all other World Vision Ethiopia projects, please see the related activity, published by World Vision International (US-EIN-95-3202116-ET)
Leveraging leprosy infrastructure to strengthen the COVID19 response The Project will increase the preparedness of Anandaban Hospital to deliver critical COVID-19 care to patients experiencing COVID-19 complications including vulnerable individuals including people affected by leprosy and disabilities and to protect the most vulnerable and health workers from infection. The project will do this by training all staff in COVID-19 response including testing, treating, and managing cases; opening an isolation ward aimed to treat critical patients using ventilators and respirators; providing counselling sessions for both staff and patients struggling with their experience of COVID-19; sharing awareness-raising messages about how to keep safe during the pandemic; and by distributing food and sanitation packages amongst households in the local community.
Fuelling Opportunities to end Unemployment for Nepalis with Disabilities FOUND will support 2,500 unemployed skilled people with disabilities, from five economic hub districts of Nepal, to find and thrive in formal or self-employment. Targeting 875 business owners and employers, it will improve knowledge, confidence, skills and attitudes so they understand the abilities of people with disabilities. For people with disabilities it will improve employability skills and self-confidence, pilot inclusive job search and hiring practices and collate evidence of what works. Outcome: A total of 2,500 unemployed disabled people living in economic hub districts of Morang, Lalitpur, Kathmandu, Kapilbastu and Rupandehi in Nepal, secure and sustain formal or self-employment for at least 12 months. Output 1: Improved processes for disabled people's job search, entry, and survival in formal or self-employment Output 2: Improved employability skills and self-confidence of unemployed disabled people Output 3: Increased business owners' and employers' confidence in employing disabled people Output 4: Improved evidence of what works in supporting disabled people to enter and thrive in formal and self-employment in Nepal 1. Unemployed disabled people aged 18-45 years with academic qualiﬁcations 2. Unemployed disabled people aged 18-45 years with vocational qualiﬁcations 3. Unemployed disabled people aged 18-45 years with no qualiﬁcations 4. Those aged 18-60 who are currently carers for unemployed disabled people.
Heal Nepal Heal Nepal will improve health, dignity and wellbeing of 2,136 people affected by leprosy and lymphatic filariasis (LF) from 11 highly endemic districts in southern Nepal. It will support 1349 Government community health volunteers to use highly effective methods to identify, diagnose, treat and manage leprosy and LF and complications and prevent disability. It will support 1,379,657 community members to develop less discriminating attitudes towards leprosy and LF, and higher tolerance for patients receiving treatment, through a thought-provoking awareness campaign. People at risk of infection will access early diagnosis and preventive prophylaxis. The project will support managing leprosy and LF complications and prevent stigmatising and irreversible disabilities using highly effective clinical innovations. It will create safe spaces for patients to explore inner strengths, improve self-image and wellbeing, and advocate for rights. Outcome: People most affected by leprosy, LF and disabilities experience a signiﬁcant reduction in suffering and stigma from accessing high-quality, innovative treatment and care, delivered through well-integrated health services. Output 1: Raised awareness of community members from 11 endemic districts of Nepal about leprosy and lymphatic ﬁlariasis: transmission; symptoms; non-infectiousness when treated; where to get treatment; and importance of early treatment. Output 2: Increased integration of leprosy and lymphatic ﬁlariasis case detection, treatment, referral and reporting from district to health outpost levels. Output 3: Reduced complications and progression of disabilities faced by leprosy and LF patients, managed using cutting-edge clinical innovations by The Leprosy Mission Nepal's Anandaban Hospital Output 4: Improved facilities, evidence and inﬂuencing capacity at Anandaban Hospital Output 5: Established safer spaces for people affected by leprosy, LF and disability to build up positive self-image and actively engage in community and rights People affected by leprosy and LF who live in the 11 endemic districts targeted by the project
African Youth Empowerment and Development Initiative (AYEDI) To implement a project that addresses exploitative labor among youth under the age of 18 in Uganda. The project will provide training to youth to help them develop marketable skills and serve as civic leaders in their communities.
SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT OF MINING IN RWANDA SDMR AIMS TO IMPROVE THE LIVELIHOODS OF OVER 40,000 RWANDA'S INVOLVED IN ARTISANAL AND SMALL SCALE MINING INDUSTRY
Research for Community Access Partnership (ReCAP) ReCAP brings together current and formerly DFID funded research programmes in rural roads and transport services. The aim of the partnership is to improve accessibility of the rural poor in Africa and Asia to economic opportunities and social facilities through improvements to infrastructure and transport.
Cities and Infrastructure for Growth - Uganda Cities and Infrastructure for Growth (CIG) is in line with the goal of promoting global prosperity set out in the UK Aid Strategy. It will enable cities to function effectively, attract new businesses and create employment. It will provide reliable energy for households and businesses, thereby reducing production costs and removing the barriers to investment in much needed infrastructure services, such as energy, water and sanitation, transport and communications.
School Construction and Rehabilitation Programme Third Party Construction Inspection - Pakistan The project is to support Third Party Construction Inspection of a sample of schools being constructed and rehabilitated by IMC in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa and Punjab.
SUPPORTING PARTNERSHIPS FOR ACCOUNTABILITY AND CIVIC ENGAGEMENT IN BURMA TO IMPROVE THE RESPONSIVENESS OF LOCAL GOVERNMENTS TO PEOPLE'S NEEDS IN BURMA
Partners for Resilience Ethiopia WI Integrated Risk Management to build community resilience PfR II will support implementation of the Sendai Framework for Action by focusing on the capacity of civil society for dialogue on integrated risk management in the domains of policy, investment and practice.
Its dual strategy involves supporting partners in the global South to develop their capacity for dialogue while embarking on specific ‘trajectories’ for integrated risk management at all levels. 

The alliance members will working with local implementing partners in Ethiopia, Guatemala, India, Indonesia, Kenya, Mali, Haiti, Philippines, South Sudan and Uganda – covering more than 500 communities and engaging with well over 200 government institutions The new partnership will build the capacity of civil society in its focus countries to influence policy-making, investments and practice on integrated risk management at the local, national, regional and global level.

Partners for Resilience will help local groups engage with the development and implementation of policies, legislative frameworks, investment and funding, inclusive processes and linking up with practice at community level.
Watershed India - WI Integrated Water Resource Management including Sanitation & Hygiene Sustainable  Water, Sanitation and Hygiene (WASH) services through Integrated Water Resource Management (IWRM) is the ultimate goal of Watershed. Where water insecurity threatens or coincides with weak WASH services, the partnership will seek to connect all water users and stakeholders— central and local governments, the media, the private sector, research and academic institutions, utilities, CSOs and networks.. The role of ecosystems in safeguarding the availability of raw water and cleansing used water will be emphasised. 

Watershed will ensure that evidence, knowledge and lessons from district-scale interventions are translated upwards to influence governance and policy at national, regional and international levels. Change in policy and practice will be achieved by evidence-based lobbying and advocacy by Watershed partner organisations and civil society organisations (CSOs) in the target countries. Improved governance of the WASH/IWRM sector, responsive to the interests of marginalised groups.
Partners for Resilience Inner Niger Delta regional program WI Integrated Risk Management to build community resilience PfR II will support implementation of the Sendai Framework for Action by focusing on the capacity of civil society for dialogue on integrated risk management in the domains of policy, investment and practice.
Its dual strategy involves supporting partners in the global South to develop their capacity for dialogue while embarking on specific ‘trajectories’ for integrated risk management at all levels. 

The alliance members will working with local implementing partners in Ethiopia, Guatemala, India, Indonesia, Kenya, Mali, Haiti, Philippines, South Sudan and Uganda – covering more than 500 communities and engaging with well over 200 government institutions The new partnership will build the capacity of civil society in its focus countries to influence policy-making, investments and practice on integrated risk management at the local, national, regional and global level.

Partners for Resilience will help local groups engage with the development and implementation of policies, legislative frameworks, investment and funding, inclusive processes and linking up with practice at community level.
Partners for Resilience Guatemala WI Integrated Risk Management to build community resilience PfR II will support implementation of the Sendai Framework for Action by focusing on the capacity of civil society for dialogue on integrated risk management in the domains of policy, investment and practice.
Its dual strategy involves supporting partners in the global South to develop their capacity for dialogue while embarking on specific ‘trajectories’ for integrated risk management at all levels. 

The alliance members will working with local implementing partners in Ethiopia, Guatemala, India, Indonesia, Kenya, Mali, Haiti, Philippines, South Sudan and Uganda – covering more than 500 communities and engaging with well over 200 government institutions The new partnership will build the capacity of civil society in its focus countries to influence policy-making, investments and practice on integrated risk management at the local, national, regional and global level.

Partners for Resilience will help local groups engage with the development and implementation of policies, legislative frameworks, investment and funding, inclusive processes and linking up with practice at community level.
Watershed Bangladesh - WI Integrated Water Resource Management including Sanitation and Hygiene Sustainable  Water, Sanitation and Hygiene (WASH) services through Integrated Water Resource Management (IWRM) is the ultimate goal of Watershed. Where water insecurity threatens or coincides with weak WASH services, the partnership will seek to connect all water users and stakeholders— central and local governments, the media, the private sector, research and academic institutions, utilities, CSOs and networks.. The role of ecosystems in safeguarding the availability of raw water and cleansing used water will be emphasised. 

Watershed will ensure that evidence, knowledge and lessons from district-scale interventions are translated upwards to influence governance and policy at national, regional and international levels. Change in policy and practice will be achieved by evidence-based lobbying and advocacy by Watershed partner organisations and civil society organisations (CSOs) in the target countries. Improved governance of the WASH/IWRM sector, responsive to the interests of marginalised groups.
Watershed Mali - WI Integrated Water Resource Management including Sanitation and Hygiene Sustainable  Water, Sanitation and Hygiene (WASH) services through Integrated Water Resource Management (IWRM) is the ultimate goal of Watershed. Where water insecurity threatens or coincides with weak WASH services, the partnership will seek to connect all water users and stakeholders— central and local governments, the media, the private sector, research and academic institutions, utilities, CSOs and networks.. The role of ecosystems in safeguarding the availability of raw water and cleansing used water will be emphasised. 

Watershed will ensure that evidence, knowledge and lessons from district-scale interventions are translated upwards to influence governance and policy at national, regional and international levels. Change in policy and practice will be achieved by evidence-based lobbying and advocacy by Watershed partner organisations and civil society organisations (CSOs) in the target countries. Improved governance of the WASH/IWRM sector, responsive to the interests of marginalised groups.
Partners for Resilience Uganda WI Integrated Risk Management to build community resilience PfR II will support implementation of the Sendai Framework for Action by focusing on the capacity of civil society for dialogue on integrated risk management in the domains of policy, investment and practice.
Its dual strategy involves supporting partners in the global South to develop their capacity for dialogue while embarking on specific ‘trajectories’ for integrated risk management at all levels. 

The alliance members will working with local implementing partners in Ethiopia, Guatemala, India, Indonesia, Kenya, Mali, Haiti, Philippines, South Sudan and Uganda – covering more than 500 communities and engaging with well over 200 government institutions The new partnership will build the capacity of civil society in its focus countries to influence policy-making, investments and practice on integrated risk management at the local, national, regional and global level.

Partners for Resilience will help local groups engage with the development and implementation of policies, legislative frameworks, investment and funding, inclusive processes and linking up with practice at community level.
Partners for Resilience South Asia Regional programme WI Integrated Risk Management to build community resilience PfR II will support implementation of the Sendai Framework for Action by focusing on the capacity of civil society for dialogue on integrated risk management in the domains of policy, investment and practice.
Its dual strategy involves supporting partners in the global South to develop their capacity for dialogue while embarking on specific ‘trajectories’ for integrated risk management at all levels. 

The alliance members will working with local implementing partners in Ethiopia, Guatemala, India, Indonesia, Kenya, Mali, Haiti, Philippines, South Sudan and Uganda – covering more than 500 communities and engaging with well over 200 government institutions The new partnership will build the capacity of civil society in its focus countries to influence policy-making, investments and practice on integrated risk management at the local, national, regional and global level.

Partners for Resilience will help local groups engage with the development and implementation of policies, legislative frameworks, investment and funding, inclusive processes and linking up with practice at community level.
Partners for Resilience Central America Regional Program WI Integrated Risk Management to build community resilience PfR II will support implementation of the Sendai Framework for Action by focusing on the capacity of civil society for dialogue on integrated risk management in the domains of policy, investment and practice.
Its dual strategy involves supporting partners in the global South to develop their capacity for dialogue while embarking on specific ‘trajectories’ for integrated risk management at all levels. 

The alliance members will working with local implementing partners in Ethiopia, Guatemala, India, Indonesia, Kenya, Mali, Haiti, Philippines, South Sudan and Uganda – covering more than 500 communities and engaging with well over 200 government institutions The new partnership will build the capacity of civil society in its focus countries to influence policy-making, investments and practice on integrated risk management at the local, national, regional and global level.

Partners for Resilience will help local groups engage with the development and implementation of policies, legislative frameworks, investment and funding, inclusive processes and linking up with practice at community level.