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Emergency Contribution to the Iraq Humanitarian Fund (IHF) 2021 Contributo di emergenza 2021 per l’Iraq Humanitarian Fund (IHF) The Iraq Humanitarian Fund (IHF) is a multi-donor pooled fund led by the UN Humanitarian Coordinator (HC) and managed by the United Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA). The IHF facilitates timely resource mobilization for the most critical humanitarian needs as defined by the Humanitarian Response Plan (HRP), while retaining flexibility to allocate funds to unforeseen emergency needs and critical gaps as they emerge. For 2021 the objectives of the IHF are to: 1. Prioritize returnees (with a focus on those with critical shelter needs) and out-of-camp IDPs in underserved locations utilizing local NGO capacity to the furthest extent possible. 2. Fund underfunded global humanitarian priorities through thematic allocation strategies to promote: (i) support to women and girls (including GBV), (ii) programmes targeting disabled people and (iii) other aspects of protection. L'Iraq Humanitarian Fund (IHF) è un fondo multi-donatore (Country Based Pooled Fund) gestito dal Coordinatore Umanitario delle Nazioni Unite in Iraq (HC) e dall'Ufficio delle Nazioni Unite per il Coordinamento degli Affari Umanitari (OCHA). Il fondo sostiene i partner umanitari che rispondono alla crisi complessa e dinamica che ha - nel recente passato - colpito l’Iraq, attraverso finanziamenti diretti alle organizzazioni umanitarie nazionali e internazionali. L'IHF facilita la mobilitazione tempestiva delle risorse per le esigenze umanitarie più critiche definite dal piano di risposta umanitaria (HRP), mantenendo allo stesso tempo la flessibilità di allocare fondi per esigenze di emergenza impreviste qualora dovessero emergere. Per il 2021 gli obiettivi strategici dell’IHF sono stati identificati in: 1) Dare priorità ai rientrati (con attenzione particolare a coloro che vivono in alloggi non dignitosi), agli sfollati che risiedono al di fuori dei campi e in località mal servite, utilizzando - per quanto possibile - le capacità delle ONG locali. 2) Finanziare le priorità umanitarie che ad oggi non hanno ricevuto sufficienti contributi, attraverso allocazioni tematiche che promuovano: (i) sostegno a donne e ragazze (inclusa SGBV), (ii) interventi che abbiano come oggetto le persone con disabilità e (iii) altri aspetti della protezione.
Fourth  contribution of the Italian Cooperation  to the European Union Regional Trust Fund in response to the Syrian crisis, the MADAD FUND -EUTF Quarto contributo della Cooperazione Italiana al Fondo Fiduciario Regionale dell'Unione Europea in risposta alla crisi siriana The Italian contribution (1.000.000,00 Euros) to the MADAD FUND – EUTF aims at providing a coherent, coordinated and reinforced aid response to the Syrian crisis on a regional scale, responding to the needs of refugees from Syria in neighboring countries (Lebanon, Jordan, Iraq, Turkey, Egypt, Western Balkan and recently Armenia), as well as of the communities hosting the refugees and their administrations, with a specific focus on resilience and early recovery processes. Il presente contributo italiano all’iniziativa, pari a 1 milioni di euro, andrà ad aggiungersi ai 10 milioni di Euro già erogati portando il contributo totale italiano al Fondo a 11 milioni di Euro.
WEE.CAN! - Women's Economic Empowerment: Host Communities And Syrian Refugees working together to create New livelihood opportunities WEE.CAN! - Women's Economic Empowerment: comunità ospitanti e rifugiate siriane per creare nuove opportunità di sussistenza The project Wee Can! will promote the socio-economic women empowerment of Syrian refugees women and vulnerable women from Egypt, Jordan and Lebanon through different actions that aim at improving the sustainable access to income opportunities and the social and family<br>support (social norms) towards women led economic initiatives. Il progetto Wee Can! è volto a promuovere l’empowerment socio economico di donne rifugiate Siriane e delle donne vulnerabili delle comunità ospitanti in Egitto, Giordania e Libano attraverso azioni volte a favorire l’accesso sostenibile a fonti di reddito e il supporto sociale e familiare (norme sociali) a percorsi di partecipazione economica femminile
INITIATIVE FOR THE COORDIANTION, TECHNICAL ASSITANCE, ADMNISTRATION AND MONITORING OF EMERGENCY PROGRAMS. EXPERT FUND. FONDO PER IL COORDINAMENTO E ASSISTENZA TECNICA DEGLI INTERVENTI DI EMERGENZA IN LIBANO E SIRIA THE AIM OF THE PROPOSAL IS TO GUARANTEE TECHNICAL AND ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANCE  TO EMERGENCY PROGRAMS IN LEBANON E SYRIA THROUGH THE FUNDING OF THE ABOVE MENTIONED INITIATIVE APPROVED IN FEBRUARY 2008. EXPERT FUND. LA PRESENTE INIZIATIVA E' VOLTA A GARANTIRE L'ASSITENZA TECNICA ED AMMINISTRATIVO-CONTABILE AGLI INTERVENTI DI EMERGENZA IN LIBNAO E IN SIRIA
Feasibility Study - Solar Power for Six Diocese, through AEG International Solar Power for Six Diocese Feasibility Study
Energy Access for Afram Plains South, through Tuatara Group, LLC A USTDA grant to the Ministry of Energy in Ghana will fund a feasibility study to determine the viability of building minigrids to support energy access for more than 50 unelectrified communities in the Afram Plains South District in Ghana. The Study is expected to help Ghana reach its goal of universal energy access by 2020 and will open a new market for U.S. minigrid suppliers. A USTDA grant to the Ministry of Finance of Ghana, acting through the Ministry of Energy of Ghana, will fund a feasibility study to determine the viability of building minigrids to support energy access for more than 50 unelectrified communities in the Afram Plains South District in Ghana. The Study is expected to help Ghana reach its goal of universal energy access by 2020 and will open a new market for U.S. minigrid suppliers.
Feasibility Study - Aerojet Maintenance, Repair, and Overhaul Facility Project, through Alton Aviation Consultancy LLC This USTDA grant to Aerojet Aviation Limited funds a feasibility study to support the deployment of a maintenance, repair, and overhaul (MRO) facility at the Kotoka International Airport in Ghana (Project). The Project has the potential to promote the use of U.S. technology with the potential for U.S. exports of goods and services over the first ten years of operation. Implementation of the Project would establish the first full-service MRO facility in West Africa, boosting regional economic growth and increasing safety, security, and regional mobility. U.S. company Alton Aviation Consultancy LLC was chosen to complete the Study.
Feasibility Study - Eastern Transmission Line FS, through Government of Ghana This Feasibility Study is providing Ghana Grid Company Limited, Ghana's power transmission operator, an assessment of the technical and eceonomic viability of the contruction of a new power transmission line between Aiekpe and Kpandu, and a new power transmission line between Kadjebi and Yendi. The construction of these lines would complete a circuit around Lake Volta and bring electricity to rural areas in the Northern and Eastern Regions of Ghana.
Feasibility Study - Aboadze-Domunli-Prestea Transmission Line, through Government of Ghana Feasibility Study - Aboadze-Domunli-Prestea Transmission Line, through Government of Ghana
Feasibility Study - ECG Smart Grid Applications, through Boreas Group, LLC ECG Smart Grid Applications Feasibility Study
Technical Assistance - Great Accra Wind, through Delphos International, Ltd. Greater Accra Wind Technical Assistance
Energy Access for Afram Plains South, through Tuatara Group, LLC A USTDA grant to the Ministry of Energy in Ghana will fund a feasibility study to determine the viability of building minigrids to support energy access for more than 50 unelectrified communities in the Afram Plains South District in Ghana. The Study is expected to help Ghana reach its goal of universal energy access by 2020 and will open a new market for U.S. minigrid suppliers.
Feasibility Study - Eastern Transmission Line, through Government of Ghana This feasibility study provided Ghana Grid Company Limited, Ghana's power transmission operator, an assessment of the technical and economic viability of the construction of a new power transmission line between Aiekpe and Kpandu, and a new power transmission line between Kadjebi and Yendi. The construction of these lines would complete a circuit around Lake Volta and bring electricity to rural areas in the northern and eastern regions of Ghana.
Technical Assistance - NEDCo Management and Investment Planning, through Government of Ghana This $410,000 technical assistance (TA) supports the Northern Electricity Distribution Company (NEDCo) in restructuring its business operations and prioritizing its investments. In particular, the TA is assisting NEDCo in developing a five-year investment plan, which will identify necessary procurements in areas related to demand side management, load management, and network operations, control, and management. The TA also includes training that will build the capacity of NEDCos staff to implement the TAs recommendations.
Feasibility Study - Ghana: Cold Chain Facilities Network, through Global Cold Chain Alliance This grant to FreezeLink 3PL, Limited funds a feasibility study (FS) to assess the deployment of a temperature-controlled logistics network consisting of multiple storage facilities and services within Ghana. The network would likely consist of facilities at the major port of Tema and the largest Ghanaian cities, as well as mid and smaller sized cities. The envisioned cold chain network will facilitate the storage of imported and locally-produced refrigerated and frozen agricultural commodities, including meats, fruits, and vegetables, with a significant focus on poultry broiler meat. The U.S. company World Food Logistics Organization has been selected to carry out the Study on a sole-source basis.
Solar Power for Six Diocese, through AEG International A USTDA grant to the Ghanaian solar company Strategic Power Solutions will fund a feasibility study to transition six dioceses of the Ghanaian Catholic Church to solar power. These six dioceses support over 600 buildings comprised of schools, hospitals and other facilities, and transitioning them to solar power will allow these facilities to run on renewable energy, lower their energy costs, and provide more reliable energy. It will also create an opportunity for U.S. companies to provide goods, services, and expertise. The Grantee has selected AEG International of Charlotte, North Carolina to perform the Study and help implement the Project.
Technical Assistance - Kotoka International Airport Terminal Refurbishment Project Phase II, through Government of Ghana This $600,000 technical assistance supported the development of construction design and procurement documents for the rehabilitation and renovation of the passenger terminal at the Kotoka International Airport in Accra, Ghana.
Biomass to Power, through Recast Energy LLC A USTDA grant to Village Corps Ghana Limited partially funds a feasibility study to assess the viability of a proposed twenty megawatt power plant just north of Nsawam, in the Eastern Region of Ghana, fueled with a mix of cultivated giant bamboo and existing biomass resources. The feasibility study is performed on a sole source basis by the U.S. firm, Recast Energy, LLC.
Feasibility Study - Aerojet Maintenance, Repair, and Overhaul Facility Project, through Alton Aviation Consultancy LLC This USTDA grant to Aerojet Aviation Limited funds a feasibility study to support the deployment of a maintenance, repair, and overhaul facility at the Kotoka International Airport in Ghana.The project has the potential to promote the use of U.S. technology with the potential for U.S. exports of goods and services over the first ten years of operation.
Technical Assistance - Kotoka International Airport Traffic Control Center Phase II, through Government of Ghana Technical Assistance - Kotoka International Airport Traffic Control Center Phase II, through Government of Ghana
Technical Assistance - KOTOKA INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT TRAFFIC CONTROL CENTER PHASE II, through Government of Ghana This $322,560 Technical Assistance partially funds the development of construction design and procurement documents for the relocation and expansion of the Air Traffic Control Center at the Kotoka International Airport in Accra, Ghana.
Technical Assistance - Kotoka International Airport Air Traffic Control Center: Phase II, through LPA Group, Inc. Kotoka Int'l Airport Terminal Refurbishment Project Phase II Technical Assistance
Biomass to Power, through Recast Energy LLC A USTDA grant Village Corps Ghana Limited partially funds a feasibility study to assess the viability of a proposed twenty megawatt power plant just north of Nsawam, in the Eastern Region of Ghana, fueled with a mix of cultivated giant bamboo and existing biomass resources. The feasibility study is performed on a sole source basis by the U.S. firm, Recast Energy, LLC.
Feasibility Study - Biomass to Power, through Recast Energy LLC Biomass to Power Feasibility Study
Technical Assistance - Kotoka International Airport Terminal Refurbishment Project Phase II, through Government of Ghana Technical Assistance - Kotoka International Airport Terminal Refurbishment Project Phase II, through Government of Ghana
Feasibility Study - Eastern Transmission Line, through Government of Ghana Feasibility Study - Eastern Transmission Line, through Government of Ghana
Feasibility Study - Cold Chain Facilities Network Feasibility Study, through Global Cold Chain Alliance This USTDA grant to FreezeLink 3PL Limited funds a feasibility study to assess the deployment of a temperature-controlled logistics network consisting of multiple storage facilities and services within Ghana. The network would likely consist of facilities at the major port of Tema and the largest Ghanaian cities, as well as mid and smaller sized cities. The envisioned cold chain network will facilitate the storage of imported and locally-produced refrigerated and frozen agricultural commodities, including meats, fruits, and vegetables, with a significant focus on poultry broiler meat. The U.S. company World Food Logistics Organization has been selected to carry out the Study on a sole-source basis.
Feasibility Study - ECG Smart Grid Applications, through Government of Ghana This $646,000 feasibility study grant supports the technical, financial, environmental, and other critical aspects of a Smart Grid Applications project for the Electricity Company of Ghana Limited (ECG). The feasibility study is developing the planning and technical design aspects of a high-level distribution systems integration strategy and recommending a system that will address ECGs business process planning and decision-making, and fully integrate the companys distribution management. In addition, the study includes training that will build the capacity of ECG's staff to implement the feasibility studys recommendations.
Great Accra Wind, through Delphos International, Ltd. A USTDA grant in support of eleQtra (West Africa) Limited to fund technical assistance to assess the viability of a 50 megawatt wind power project in the Greater Accra region of Ghana. The technical assistance supports eleQtra with technical design and engineering, including a bankable wind resource assessment.
Feasibility Study - Ghana: Cold Chain Facilities Network, through Enterprise - United States Unknown This USTDA grant to FreezeLink 3PL Limited funds a feasibility study to assess the deployment of a temperature-controlled logistics network consisting of multiple storage facilities and services within Ghana. The network would likely consist of facilities at the major port of Tema and the largest Ghanaian cities, as well as mid and smaller sized cities. The envisioned cold chain network will facilitate the storage of imported and locally-produced refrigerated and frozen agricultural commodities, including meats, fruits, and vegetables, with a significant focus on poultry broiler meat.
Technical Assistance - Kotoka Int'l Airport Terminal Refurbishment Project Phase II, through Government of Ghana This $600,000 Technical Assistance is partially funding the development of construction design and procurement documents for the rehabilitation and renovation of the passenger terminal at the Kotoka Int'l Airport in Accra, Ghana.
Reverse Trade Mission - Floating LNG Storage and Regasification Unit, through Global Marketing & Communications, Inc. Reverse Trade Mission - Floating LNG Storage and Regasification Unit, through Global Marketing & Communications, Inc.
Technical Assistance - NEDCo Management and Investment Planning, through National Rural Electric Cooperative Association NEDCo Management and Investment Planning Technical Assistance
Technical Assistance - Kotoka International Airport Traffic Control Center Phase II, through Government of Ghana This $322,560 technical assistance is supporting the development of construction design and procurement documents for the relocation and expansion of the Air Traffic Control Center at the Kotoka International Airport in Accra, Ghana.
Feasibility Study - Electricity Company of Ghana Smart Grid Applications, through Government of Ghana Feasibility Study - Electricity Company of Ghana Smart Grid Applications, through Government of Ghana
Feasibility Study - Buipe Solar 20 Mw Solar Power Plant, through U.S. Government - Trade and Development Agency Buipe Solar 20 MW Solar Power Plant Feasibility Study
Technical Assistance - Kotoka International Airport Air Traffic Control Center: Phase II, through LPA Group, Inc. Kotoka International Airport Air Traffic Control Center: Phase II Technical Assistance
Buipe Solar 20 Mw Solar Power Plant, through U.S. Government - Trade and Development Agency This grant to Buipe Solar Ltd. will fund a feasibility study ("Study") to determine the viability of a 20 megawatt solar photovoltaic project in northern Ghana. The project represents one of the first commercial-scale solar plants and the first competitively-bid energy projects in Ghana. The Study will help to increase the market opportunities for U.S. companies and support Ghana to produce affordable, clean energy to meet its existing and growing energy demand. WSP|Parsons Brinckerhoff (New York, NY) is the sole source contractor implementing the Study.
Feasibility Study - Ghana: Cold Chain Facilities Network, through Global Cold Chain Alliance This USTDA grant to FreezeLink 3PL Limited funds a feasibility study to assess the deployment of a temperature-controlled logistics network consisting of multiple storage facilities and services within Ghana. The network would likely consist of facilities at the major port of Tema and the largest Ghanaian cities, as well as mid and smaller sized cities. The envisioned cold chain network will facilitate the storage of imported and locally-produced refrigerated and frozen agricultural commodities, including meats, fruits, and vegetables, with a significant focus on poultry broiler meat. The U.S. company World Food Logistics Organization has been selected to carry out the Study on a sole-source basis.
Feasibility Study - Energy Access for Afram Plains South, through Tuatara Group, LLC A USTDA grant to the Ministry of Energy in Ghana will fund a feasibility study to determine the viability of building minigrids to support energy access for more than 50 unelectrified communities in the Afram Plains South District in Ghana. The Study is expected to help Ghana reach its goal of universal energy access by 2020 and will open a new market for U.S. minigrid suppliers. A USTDA grant to the Ministry of Finance of Ghana, acting through the Ministry of Energy of Ghana, will fund a feasibility study to determine the viability of building minigrids to support energy access for more than 50 unelectrified communities in the Afram Plains South District in Ghana. The Study is expected to help Ghana reach its goal of universal energy access by 2020 and will open a new market for U.S. minigrid suppliers.
Technical Assistance - NEDCo Management and Investment Planning, through Government of Ghana Technical Assistance - NEDCo Management and Investment Planning, through Government of Ghana
Technical Assistance - Sankana Solar, through CJ Aron Associates, Inc. Sankana Solar Technical Assistance
Reverse Trade Mission - Floating LNG Storage and Regasification Unit, through Global Marketing & Communications, Inc. This $295,000 Ghana Floating Liquefied Natural Gas Storage and Regasification Unit (FSRU) Reverse Trade Mission provided an environment for Ghana's FSRU stakeholders to (1) deepen their understanding of FSRU technologies and project implementation; (2) identify potential safety and security procedures and technologies to ensure the safe deployment and operation of the FSRU; and (3) meet U.S. technical experts that could help the Ghanaians assess the optimal positioning and offshore location of the proposed FSRU.
Orientation Visit - FLOATING LNG STORAGE AND REGASIFICATION UNIT REVERSE TRADE MISSION, through Global Marketing & Communications, Inc. This $295,000 Ghana floating liquefied natural gas storage and regasification unit (FSRU) reverse trade mission provides an environment for Ghana's FSRU stakeholders to (1) deepen their understanding of FSRU technologies and project implementation, (2) identify potential safety and security procedures and technologies to ensure the safe deployment and operation of the FSRU, and (3) meet US technical experts that could help the Ghanains assess the optimal positioning and offshore location of the proposed FSRU.
Feasibility Study - Aboadze-Domunli-Prestea Transmission Line, through Power Engineers, Inc. Aboadze-Domunli-Prestea Transmission Line Feasibility Study
Technical Assistance - Branchless Banking, through Government of Ghana This technical assistance (TA) is supporting the Ghana Interbank Payment and Settlement System in determining the ideal business and operational models to support the further deployment of electronic payment infrastructure in Ghana. The TA is also providing recommendations on information and communications technology (ICT) infrastructure required to enable electronic financial transactions in Ghana.
Technical Assistance - Branchless Banking, through Government of Ghana This Technical Assistance (TA) is assisting the Ghana Interbank Payment and Settlement System in determining the ideal business and operational models to support the further deployment of electronic payment infrastructure in Ghana. The TA is also providing recommendations on ICT infrastructure required to enable electronic financial transactions in Ghana.
Solar Power for Six Diocese, through AEG International A USTDA grant to the Ghanaian solar company Strategic Power Solutions will fund a feasibility study to transition six dioceses of the Ghanaian Catholic Church to solar power. These six dioceses support over 600 buildings comprised of schools, hospitals and other facilities, and transitioning them to solar power will allow these facilities to run on renewable energy, lower their energy costs, and provide more reliable energy. It will also create an opportunity for U.S. companies to provide goods, services, and expertise.
Solar Power for Six Diocese, through AEG International A USTDA grant to the Ghanaian solar company Strategic Power Solutions will fund a feasibility study to transition six dioceses of the Ghanaian Catholic Church to solar power. These six dioceses support over 600 buildings comprised of schools, hospitals and other facilities, and transitioning them to solar power will allow these facilities to run on renewable energy, lower their energy costs, and provide more reliable energy.