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Construction of an Evacuation Center for the Matigsalug Manobo through Expansion of the Daycare Center in the Philippines Bau eines Evakuierungszentrums für die Matigsalug Manobo durch Erweiterung der Kindertagesstätte in den Philippinen With funds from the Embassy, an existing day care centre is to be improved/built more stable so that the children have a better learning environment and the building can also serve as a safe evacuation centre for the indigenous Manobo in case of emergency. Mit Mitteln der Botschaft soll eine existierende Kita verbessert/stabiler gebaut werden, damit die Kinder eine bessere Lernumgebung haben und das Gebäude im Notfall auch als sicheres Evakuierungszentrum für die indigenen Manobo dienen kann.
Food distribution to the people with disabilities Lebensmittelversorgung für  behinderte Menschen To provide essential food to 300 people with disabilities who are affected by the Covid 19 and Coup Lebensmittelversorgung für 300 behinderte Menschen in Taungoo, die besonders von der Krise in Myanmar und der Covid-19 Pandemie betroffen sind
Inclusive Societies in Central Asia Inklusive Gesellschaften in Zentralasien - Support the effective participation of national minorities in all aspects of public life through inclusive and quality education.
- Strengthen regional stability by promoting participative and socio-economic policies and practices fostering social cohesion and the integration of diverse societies in Central Asia. - Unterstützung der effektiven Beteiligung nationaler Minderheiten an allen Aspekten des öffentlichen Lebens durch integrative und hochwertige Bildung.
- Stärkung der regionalen Stabilität durch die Förderung partizipativer und sozioökonomischer Politiken und Praktiken, die den sozialen Zusammenhalt und die Integration der verschiedenen Gesellschaften in Zentralasien unterstützen.
Equipment of a Massage School for the Training and Employment of visually impaired young people Ausstattung einer Massagepraxis zur Ausbildung und Beschäftigung von Menschen mit Sehbehinderung In a massage school run by the Association of Blind and Visually Impaired People Ho Chi Minh City, visually impaired young people will be trained in the profession of massagist, providing them with a long-term perspective to create own income and become an active part of the Vietnamese society. In der vom Blinden- und Sehbehindertenverband Ho-Chi-Minh-Stadt betriebenen Massageschule sollen junge Menschen mit Sehbehinderungen zu Masseuren ausgebildet werden, um so eine Langzeitperspektive für die Erwirtschaftung eigenen Einkommens und Teilhabe an der vietnamesischen Gesellschaft zu erhalten.
Reporting the election in Myanmar Wahlberichterstattung in Myanmar Advanced training for media professionals in Myanmar in how to report the parliamentary election in 2020. First part is the training of trainers. A further result of project is to accomplish a handout about reporting elections - best practice Fortbildung myanmarischer Medienschaffender im Bereich der Wahlberichterstattung zur Parlamentswahl in 2020. Der erste Teil des Projektes  ist ein vorgeschaltetes Training myanmarischer  Medientrainer/innen - Training of Trainers. Im Rahmen der Maßnahme wird eine Handreichung zur Wahlberichtserstattung erarbeitet - Best Practice
Improvement of services in the senior center in Balykchy Verbesserung der Dienstleistungen im Seniorenzentrum  Balykchy With the renovation and expansion of the day center, an integrated approach to promoting health and extending the active life expectancy of older people is being created and developed. A bathhouse, a hairdressing salon and a massage room will be built in the Balykchy Senior Citizens' Center, which will meet modern requirements. This will help older people get these services at reduced prices. Every year at least 2,000 elderly and 1,000 vulnerable people can be funded by the center Mit der Renovierung und Ausbau des Tageszentrums wird ein integrierter Ansatz zur Gesundheitsförderung und Verlängerung der aktiven Lebenserwartung älterer Menschen geschaffen und entwickelt. Im Seniorenzentrum Balykchy werden ein Badehaus, ein Frisiersalon und ein Massageraum errichtet, die den modernen Anforderungen entsprechen. Dies wird älteren Menschen helfen, diese Dienstleistungen zu reduzierten Preisen zu erhalten. Jährlich können mindestens 2.000 ältere und 1.000 schutzbedürftige Personen durch das Zentrum gefördert werden
Disaster Preparedness Katastrophenvorsorge Strengthening conflict-sensitive humanitarian disaster preparedness capacities in vulnerable communities in Mindanao, Philippines Stärkung konfliktsensitiver humanitärer Katastrophenvorsorgekapazitäten in vulnerablen Gemeinden in Mindanao, Philippinen.
International Diplomats Course 45 Internationaler Diplomatenlehrgang (IDL 45) Capacity Building in the field of diplomacy Kapazitätsaufbau im diplomatischen Dienst
Rehabilitation measures at the Namgyal monastery in Mustang Wiederaufbaumaßnahmen Namgyal Kloster in Mustang Rehabilitation of the shrine and relic room of the monastery according to traditional stamp clay architecture as a museum for statues, relics and sacral objects. Training of the master students of the degree program 'Buddhist Cultural Heritage Studies' of the Lumbini University. Admission of the North-Mustang region into the world heritage list of 'associative cultural landscapes'  as Buddhist landscape. Wiederaufbau Reliquien- und Schreinraum des Klosters nach traditioneller Stampflehmbauweise zur Einrichtung eines Museums für Statuen, Reliquien und sakrale Objekte. Aus- und Weiterbildung der Studenten des Masterstudiengangs 'Buddhist Heritage Studies' der Lumbini Universität. Aufnahme Region Nord-Mustang als buddhistisch geprägte Landschaft in die Welterbeliste unter die Kategorie 'assoziative Kulturlandschaften'.
Restoration of the historical building of the Armanitola school Restaurierung historisches Gebäude Armanitola Schule Survey on the monument on the restoration of the school building under monument conservational aspects. Completion of necessary renovation and restoration works at the school buildings. Development of sustainable structures on the architectonical cultural heritage of Old Dhaka Erstellen einer Studie zur denkmalschutzgerechten Restaurierung des Schulgebäudes. Komplettierung notwendiger Renovierungs- und Restaurationsarbeiten an den Schulgebäuden. Entwicklung von nachhaltigen Strukturen zum architektonischen Kulturerbe Alt Dhakas
Disaster prevention Katastrophenvorsorge Enhancing resilience and the capability to adapt to the effects of climate change in Luzon and Visayas Verbesserung der Resilienz und Anpassung an die Auswirkungen des Klimawandels in Luzon und den Visayas.
Vehicle for a day care centre in Tbilissi Transportmittel für eine Tagesstätte in Tiflis The day care centre provides care for socially disadvantaged children from large families, families at risk or who have been victims of domestic violence. Socially disadvantaged senior citizens also receive free medical and dental services, warm clothing and food from the day care centre.
By purchasing their own minibus, the needy can be brought to the day care centre more easily in collective transports. In addition, the people receiving care can be offered more leisure activities outside Tbilisi, which will improve the quality of care. In der Tagesstätte werden sozialbenachteiligte Kinder aus kinderreiche Familien,  Risikofamilien oder die Opfer von häuslicher Gewalt wurden, betreut. Auch sozial benachteiligte Senioren erhalten von der Tagesstätte kostenlose medizinische und zahnärztliche Dienstleistungen, warme Kleidung und Lebensmittel.
Durch die Anschaffung eines eigenen Minibusses können die Bedürftigen in Sammeltransporten einfacher in die Tagesstätte gebracht werden. Den betreuten Menschen können zudem mehr Freizeitaktivitäten außerhalb von Tiflis angeboten und dadurch die Betreuung qualitativ verbessert werden.
Equipment for a rehabilitation centre in Pavlodar, Kazakhstan Teilausstattung des Rehabilitationszentrums Samal in Pawlodar, Kasachstan 1. creation of a around-the-clock group for children with congenital diseases of the internal organs, cerebral palsy, mental disability;
2. organisation of rehabilitation activities and medical assistance around the clock with the equipment bought from the grant;
3. support of single mothers and parents of children with congenital diseases to better cope with neuropsychological and psychological exhaustion. 1. Bildung einer Rund-um-die-Uhr-Aufenthaltsgruppe für Kinder mit schweren angeborenen Erkrankungen der inneren Organe, Zerebralparese (selbst unbeweglich), geistiger Behinderung;
2. Durchführung von Rehabilitationsaktivitäten und medizinischer Versorgung rund um die Uhr mit den im Rahmen des Projekts gekauften Rehabilitationsgeräten;
3. Unterstützung für alleinerziehende Mütter und Eltern allgemein, die Kinder mit schweren angeborenen Krankheiten großziehen, um neuropsychische und psychische Erschöpfung besser zu verarbeiten.
School van for underprivileged children Kleinbus für unterprivilegierte Schulkinder Promotion of primary education Förderung von Grundschulbildung
UNICEF Pacific Child Protection Program 2014-2017 The UNICEF Pacific Child Protection Programme supports governments of 14 Pacific Island Countries (PIC) in strengthening protection of children from violence, abuse and exploitation.  The Pacific Island Countries (PICs) are home to some 2 million people of which just over 900,000 are children below 18 years of age. Despite their relatively small population, PICs have unique challenges arising from their scattered geography (covering over 30 million km2 of ocean) and their differing levels of economic and social development, both within and between countries. This is further reflected in their institutional and outreach capacity. Baseline research conducted by UNICEF Pacific and Governments showed that children experience significantly high levels of violence both at home and school.

UNICEF uses a Tier System in which countries are grouped according to their overall human development status and progress on key child rights indicators. The Tier One countries of Kiribati, Solomon Islands
Research and analysis The Resilience Systems Analysis Tool is a planning instrument that helps to integrate 'resilience' into development and humanitarian programing. It aims at building the resilience of communities in the Asia- Pacific.  Funding to this activity will enable a more streamlined methodology, strengthened engagement with the Private Sector and allow refinements to ensure people remain at the core of this activity. Expected outcomes include: updated guidelines, training of Australian staff, and recommendations to implement the tool across the aid program.
Disability-inclusive Development in the Pacific The Disability-inclusive Development in the Pacific investment is comprised of several activity which contribute to Australia's regional efforts in the Pacific to increase the quality of life for people with disabilities. These will include an external review of the performance of the Pacific Disability Forum and Pacific Islands Forum Secretariat in progressing disability-inclusive development in the region; future partnership arrangements with Pacific Disability Forum; the Pacific Regional Disability Rights Dialogue supported by the International Foundation for Electoral Systems (IFES). These activities will add to the knowledge of what works in supporting inclusive development and governance across the Pacific region. The total value of this investment is $0.5 million over 4 years, starting 2015-16.
Pacific Islands Forum Secretariat - Core Budget Funding provided for core support and membership contribution to Pacific Islands Forum Secretariat (PIFS) to progress the implementation of Leaders decision and the Pacific Plan. Additional support for Cairns Compact, PITIC, PACER PLUS which are part of the core budget support are also incorporated under this initiative. The total value of this initiative is $6.7 million to be expensed during the 2011-12 financial year.
SOLAR program (Skills fOr Life Adjustment and Resi The Australian Red Cross and Phoenix Australia (Centre for Post-traumatic Mental Health) will implement the pilot SOLAR (Skills fOr Life Adjustment and Resilience) program in Nui, Tuvalu aiming to help individuals in affected areas to recover and rebuild their lives following trauma and disaster, creating more resilient and productive communities. Nui was the worst affected by Tropical Cyclone Pam in 2015, with 40 per cent of the population temporarily displaced, and significant damage to crops and livestock. The program allows front line workers to teach survivors skills to help them to reduce emotional distress, improve quality of life, regain a sense of control, and maintain healthy relationships. In doing so, the program has the potential to prevent distress symptoms escalating into more serious mental health disorder. The total value of this investment is $0.2 million to be expensed during the 2017-18 financial year.
Investing in a Resilient Pacific 2016-2019 Australia’s support for a stable, secure and prosperous Pacific is threatened by the increasing exposure to the impacts of climate change. The Investing in a Resilient Pacific Initiative seeks to address this by increasing Australian investment in resilience activities in the Pacific, ensuring that all programs and policy initiatives consider climate change impacts, and better package our climate change-related funding. This investments forms part of Australia’s commitment to contribute at least $1.0 billion over the next five years to build resilience and reduce emissions and is valued at $7.3 million over 3 years, starting 2015-16.
Support to Small Island Developing States Meeting Funding under this initiative provides logistics support to the Government of Samoa to host the Small Island Developing States (SIDS). Funding will ensure Samoa is able to meet the standards required of a major international meeting which aims to identify new and emerging challenges and opportunities for sustainable development of SIDS. The total value of this initiative is $0.3 million expensed in the 2013-14 financial year.
Post Disaster Recovery Team 2015-2016 Funding under this investment supports the establishment and deployment of the Australian Civilian Corps Post Disaster Recovery Team (PDRT). PDRT provides early recovery, stabilisation and reconstruction support to the region in the event of a major natural disaster during the cyclone and typhoon season. The total value of this investment is $0.5 million over 2 years, starting 2015-16.
AEC PIANZEA 2016-2019 Pacific Islands, Australia and New Zealand Electoral Administrators Network (PIANZEA) Support Program enables the AEC to enhance the capacity of electoral administration and build the capacity of electoral management bodies. Over time this will support provision of high quality electoral services, which support democratic process. The program supports a work plan covering a range of activities including training, conferences, exchanges and technical support and advice. The total value of this investment is $1.7 million over 4 years, starting May 2016.
Pacific Women Climate Change Negotiators Training Empower Women, Impact Climate: Climate Change Negotiations, Skills for Women in the Pacific is a 4 day training package delivered through the Women's Environment and Development Organisation (WEDO) and the Women Delegates Fund (WDF) to 14 delegates from the Pacific region. The training includes key knowledge inputs from Pacific experts, with a focus on the regional context as well as important simulation activities. The goal of the WDF is to enhance women's full and equal participation in all aspects of climate change decision-making and ultimately, to promote the achievement of gender equality and improve the sucess of climate actions at all levels by ensuring they are gender-responsive. To support this goal this WDF program provides administrative support, capacity building, and awareness-raising towards three key objectives: 1) Enable women delegates to participate effectively in climate change dialogues/negotiations and decision-making; 2) Enhance the content knowledge abd negotiation capacity of women delegates; and 3) raise awareness of the importance of h=gender-responsive climate policy and women's leadership in climate change decision making through outreach and advocacy. The total value of this investment is $0.3 million expenced in the 2016-17 financial year.
Pacific Institute for Public Policy Research CLOSE The Pacific Institute for Public Policy (PiPP) is an independent not-for-profit organisation based in Vanuatu that provides stimulation and support for policy debate in Pacific Island countries. This initiative provides core funding to PiPP to address the gap between research and policy making, and to strengthen evidence-based policy making, specifically to: fulfil it's role as a knowledge intermediary; communicating research outcomes to governments and other stakeholders in the Pacific; and to conduct it's own research. The total value of this initiative is $3.4 million over 3 years, starting 2013-14.
Review of Pacific Climate Change Activities 13/14 Funding under this initiative provides  support for the administration of the Review of Climate Change Activities in the Pacific, specifically for sector specialists to review critical needs and practical programming options and providing sequence for programming options based on the critical needs/gaps. The total value of this initiative is $60,000 to be expensed during the 2013-14 financial year.
Pacific Cyclone Preparedness Training 2010 To conduct cyclone preparedness training in the Pacific for the upcoming Pacific cyclone season to ensure AusAID, whole-of-Government, NGO and other partners are prepared to respons to the threat of cyclones.
Pacific Economic Growth Section Program Management Pacific Economic Growth Section -  Program Management and Support.  Funding under this investment provides administrative support to assist in the management of Pacific Economic Growth Section activities.  Support will enable: program monitoring and evaluation; program-related analysis and other analytical work; and other management-related functions.
PIEMA Emergency Management Alliance-SPC The Pacific Islands Emergency Management Alliance (PIEMA) aims to strengthen emergency preparedness and response capabilities of key national agencies in the Pacific through professional twinning partnerships between Australian and New Zealand state-based emergency services and Pacific governments. PIEMA oversight is provided by the Pacific Community (SPC) and is co-financed by Australia and New Zealand.  It is expected that PIEMA will increase interoperability between Pacific countries by introducing standardisation to incident management systems across the region.  The program also aims to provide some rigour around capacity development activities undertaken by fire and emergency services in the Pacific, which to-date have been ad-hoc arrangements largely focused on gifting obsolete fire equipment. The estimated total value of this investment is $2.4 million to be expensed over 5 years, starting in the 2017-18 financial year.
Humanitarian Technical Assistance and Advice Funding under this investment provides specialised humanitarian technical assistance and advice, including on monitoring and evaluation and high level participation on advisory boards, and will support the development and implementation of monitoring and evaluation processes for humanitarian responses, including: develop guidance notes for implementing humanitarian reporting; develop and deliver training on humanitarian monitoring and evaluation for staff; develop guidance for facilitating After Action Reviews following humanitarian crisis response; undertake Multilateral Performance Assessments of humanitarian organisations; and support staff to build skills and capacity to undertake, commission and assess standard monitoring and evaluation products. The total value of this Investment is $0.2 million over 3 years, starting 2014-15.
Enhancing donor coordination and effectiveness Funding under this program provides support through the Asian Development Bank (ADB) for enhancing donor coordination and effectiveness in the Pacific . Funds will be used for Pacific Development Coordination Offices (DCOs), infrastructure specialists, and principle social sector specialists in vocational education. The total value of this investment is $3.25 million over 4 years, starting 2014-15.
Australia Pacific Climate Change Action Program The Australia Pacific Climate Change Action Program (APCCAP) will ensure Australian aid investments across the Pacific are climate informed, that Australian supported climate change information is relevant and influential, and that Australia is a valued as a partner in climate action in the Pacific. It will acheive this through a range of activities including continued investment in climate science, support for climate data informed adaptation and mitigation activities, and investments in climate governance and gender mainstreaming. The total value of this investment is $75.7 million over 5 years, starting 2017-18.
Pacific Regional PSU 2009-10 Funding under this initiative supports the Pacific Regional program, specifically program management and technical support costs for implementation of aid activities to the Pacific region; support for in-country implementation, oversight and reporting; and to undertake scoping, design, monitoring and evaluation, technical input into development of thematic and country strategies; program review; development of monitoring frameworks, and other related tasks in delivering the Pacific Regional program. The total value of this initiative is $0.2 million  expensed during the 2009-10 financial year.
AFAC - Pacific Fire Services Executive Forum Australian and New Zealand fire services have been providing varying levels of assistance and technical support to individual Pacific Island fire services for many years. Through the leadership and initiative of SOPAC and Australaian Fire and Emergency Service Authorities Council (AFAC) the Pacific Islands Fire Services Association (PIFSA) was formed in 2004. 

This initiative is to support AFAC-PIFSA to conduct a one week forum late in June 2010, hosted by the Chief Fire Officer of the Papua New Guinea Fire Services (who is also the President of PIFSA), and held in Papua New Guinea. to Conduct the Executive Planning metting and conduct the Pacific Island Liaison Officers meeting.
Asia and the Pacific Policy Studies The Asia and the Pacific Policy Studies Initiative will: publish, disseminate and strengthen policy-related research on development in South East Asia and the Pacific, with a focus on economics and governance; research dissemination and outreach activities to enhance networks for the conduct and application of research about development in South East Asia and the Pacific, and build a stronger evidence based for government policy and programs; and supports Pacific Research Partnerships to strengthen research capacity in the Pacific and produce quality articles that fall within the thematic and geographic scope of the Asia and the Pacific Policy Studies journal. The total value of this initiative is $3.0 million over 4 years, starting 2011-12.
FRANZ 2011 Meeting, Canberra The FRANZ Agreement was signed by French, Australian and New Zealand Governments on 22 December 1992 and commits signatories to exchange information to ensure the best use of assets and other resources for relief operations after cyclones and other natural disasters in the Pacific region. Funding under this initiative provides administrative support for hosting  the 2011 meeting on future directions of FRANZ. The total value of this initiative is $30,000 to be expensed during the 2011-12 financial year.