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Life and Land - sustainable innovations for climate resilient food production and good life in the rural space Vida y Campo - Nachhaltige Innovationen für klimaresiliente Lebensmittelproduktion und gutes Leben im laendlichen Raum Transformation prcesses for a sustainable, climate resilient and social land use in Mexiko are strengthened in specified federal states. Transformationsprozesse#für eine nachhaltige, klimaresiliente und soziale Landnutzung#in Mexiko sind#in#ausgewählten Bundesstaaten gestärkt. Transformation prcesses for a sustainable, climate resilient and social land use in Mexiko are strengthened in specified federal states. Transformationsprozesse#für eine nachhaltige, klimaresiliente und soziale Landnutzung#in Mexiko sind#in#ausgewählten Bundesstaaten gestärkt.
Stärkung zivilgesellschaftlicher Organisationen in ihrer Einflussnahme auf die Anwendung der WSK Strengthening civil society organizations to achieve the economic, social and enviromental rights (c Stärkung zivilgesellschaftlicher Organisationen in ihrer Einflussnahme auf die Anwendung der WSK Strengthening civil society organizations to achieve the economic, social and enviromental rights (c Stärkung zivilgesellschaftlicher Organisationen in ihrer Einflussnahme auf die Anwendung der WSK Strengthening civil society organizations to achieve the economic, social and enviromental rights (c
Bewältigung der COVID-19-Folgen: Green Recovery – Innovation, Resilienz und Beschäftigung in KKMU Addressing COVID-19 Impacts. Green Recovery - Innovation, Resilience and Employment in MSMEs KKMU haben im Rahmen der Umsetzung von grünen Geschäftsstrate-gien zur Erholung der mexikanischen Wirtschaft beigetragen. MSMEs have contributed to the recovery of the Mexican economy as part of the implementation of green business strategies. KKMU haben im Rahmen der Umsetzung von grünen Geschäftsstrate-gien zur Erholung der mexikanischen Wirtschaft beigetragen. MSMEs have contributed to the recovery of the Mexican economy as part of the implementation of green business strategies.
Stärkung der internationalen Lobbyarbeit zu Menschenrechtsfragen international lobbying regarding human rights Stärkung der internationalen Lobbyarbeit zu Menschenrechtsfragen international lobbying regarding human rights Stärkung der internationalen Lobbyarbeit zu Menschenrechtsfragen international lobbying regarding human rights
WSK Rechte, Geschlechtergerechtigkeit + zivilrechtliche Nutzung natürl.Ressourcen (Fortführung) Strenthening of sustainable development proceses in six indigenous regions of Oaxaca WSK Rechte, Geschlechtergerechtigkeit + zivilrechtliche Nutzung natürl.Ressourcen (Fortführung) Strenthening of sustainable development proceses in six indigenous regions of Oaxaca WSK Rechte, Geschlechtergerechtigkeit + zivilrechtliche Nutzung natürl.Ressourcen (Fortführung) Strenthening of sustainable development proceses in six indigenous regions of Oaxaca
Förderung bürgerlicher und politischer Rechte in der Grenzstadt Ciudad Juárez Defense of civic rights and legal aid for victims of torture and abductions in Ciudad Juárez, Mexico Förderung bürgerlicher und politischer Rechte in der Grenzstadt Ciudad Juárez Defense of civic rights and legal aid for victims of torture and abductions in Ciudad Juárez, Mexico Förderung bürgerlicher und politischer Rechte in der Grenzstadt Ciudad Juárez Defense of civic rights and legal aid for victims of torture and abductions in Ciudad Juárez, Mexico
Verteidigung der kollektiven Rechte der indigenen Bevölkerung in der Sierra Tarahumara in Chihuahua, Mexiko Improving collective rights of indigenous people in the Sierra Tarahumara, Chihuahua Verteidigung der kollektiven Rechte der indigenen Bevölkerung in der Sierra Tarahumara in Chihuahua, Mexiko Improving collective rights of indigenous people in the Sierra Tarahumara, Chihuahua Verteidigung der kollektiven Rechte der indigenen Bevölkerung in der Sierra Tarahumara in Chihuahua, Mexiko Improving collective rights of indigenous people in the Sierra Tarahumara, Chihuahua
Stärkung der Rechte arbeitender Kinder in San Cristóbal de las Casas Legal aid and defuse of social and civic rights of street children, San Cristóba Stärkung der Rechte arbeitender Kinder in San Cristóbal de las Casas Legal aid and defuse of social and civic rights of street children, San Cristóba Stärkung der Rechte arbeitender Kinder in San Cristóbal de las Casas Legal aid and defuse of social and civic rights of street children, San Cristóba
Verringerung der Anfälligkeit gegenüber natürlichen und umweltbedingten Risiken der indigenen Bevölkerung in der Bergregion Guerreros, Mexiko Reducing the vulnerability of indigenous people towards natural and environmental risks in the mountainous region of Guerrero, Mexico Verringerung der Anfälligkeit gegenüber natürlichen und umweltbedingten Risiken der indigenen Bevölkerung in der Bergregion Guerreros, Mexiko Reducing the vulnerability of indigenous people towards natural and environmental risks in the mountainous region of Guerrero, Mexico Verringerung der Anfälligkeit gegenüber natürlichen und umweltbedingten Risiken der indigenen Bevölkerung in der Bergregion Guerreros, Mexiko Reducing the vulnerability of indigenous people towards natural and environmental risks in the mountainous region of Guerrero, Mexico
DID What Works (Task Order 1) The What Works initiative aims to improve the way government and other public sector organisations create, share and use (or ‘generate, translate and adopt’) high quality evidence in decision-making. It supports more effective and efficient services across the public sector at national and local levels. What Works is based on the principle that good decision-making should be informed by the best available evidence. If evidence is not available, decision-makers should use high quality methods to find out what works.
DID TO13 - Strengthening systems for the enrolment, retention and support of children with disabilities at primary level of mainstream education in Bangladesh - Phase 1 This task order has been developed by adapting the original planning for an inclusive education task order in Bangladesh focussing on children with disabilities out of primary school - especially those with severe and multiple disabilities. Acknowledging the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic and the school closures for a big part of the school year 2020 the approach for 2021 is adapted to support the return of children with disabilities into school who were previously enrolled, during the COVID-19 recovery in the education sector in Bangladesh. 

While adapting to the new environment in the education sector, the initial plan for 2021 to identify children who have never been enrolled due to severe and multiple disabilities and start work with families and communities to promote their enrolment in schools in 2022 will still go ahead. Experience from consortium partners’ inclusive education projects in other countries has showed that in the current scenario it is likely that children who have never been enrolled at school will likely experience increased levels of exclusion and be the last ones to go to schools until the situation normalises. In this task order options to address this, including a shift of focus towards a community-based model of support and education at home, will be explored, to inform the strategy for phase 2 from 2022 onwards. 

Within this task order the groundwork of the cooperation with the PENDA programme on the planned impact evaluation - focussing on phase 2 from January 2022 onwards - will be laid.
ADD Bangladesh Financial & technical support to disabled peoples' organizations (DPOs) aimed at enabling them to secure human rights of their membership ;
DID TO12 Bangladesh: Disability Inclusive Vocational Training and Youth Employment Disability inclusion is a neglected, under-prioritised issue in international development; a lack of evidence around what works in practice to deliver inclusion contributes to difficulty in building effective programmes. The DFID Disability Inclusive Development (DID) Programme is a £30m programme designed to contribute to the long-term improved well-being and inclusion of people with disabilities in low-and-middle-income countries. DID will carry out a series of small scale interventions around increased access to health care and education, improved livelihoods and reduced stigma and discrimination, using new development approaches such as adaptive management and community-based consultation to deliver better quality of life for persons with disabilities. The programme will create a solid evidence base around what delivers positive results for persons with disabilities to scale up, as well as ensure this data and evidence is disseminated and informs the global community and governments. DID will run for six years and complement DFID’s current disability inclusion programming including UK Aid Connect.
DID TO45 - Strengthening systems for the enrolment, retention and support of children with disabilities at primary level of mainstream education in Bangladesh - Phase 2 This task order is the direct continuation of task order 13 that was implemented between January 2021 and March 2022. Despite the prolonged school closure due to COVID-19, followed by a directive of the Department for Primary Education (DPE) preventing NGOs from working with schools in the primary sector, it was possible to undertake the ground work for the work under TO45 from April 2022 onwards: Analysis of country policies and systems related to education of children with disabilities, strategy development, capacity assessment and development of project teams and OPDs, tools development, and a new piece of qualitative research that will now help to inform the increased role of homebased support. Within TO13 PENDA conducted a baseline survey as part of the RCT, identifying the children with disabilities in the intervention areas. The ambition of this task order is that girls and boys with disabilities have equal access to quality education and support in Narshingdi and Sirajganj districts of Bangladesh. School-centric activities and a focus on children with severe and multiple disabilities will continue being core pillars of TO45 as planned at the onset of designing the intervention. However, the new scenarios brought by the COVID-19 pandemic makes it advisable to refocus the project on intensifying community engagement and home-based education throughout the duration of TO45 and in particular during the first six months. A phased approach has been adopted, by focussing during the first six months on working at community level and providing home-based education linked to the mainstream education system, with the aim of preparing children to be enrolled or reenrolled. In that phase activities will also focus on obtaining the DPE’s project approval for directly engaing with schools.Phase two will see the consortium working across the three levels of intervention of the task order: Individual and Community; Education Systems and Services; and Governance and Policy. Producing evidence and learning is a key goal of TO45. The final research piece from PENDA will provide evidence on the impact of inclusive education in Bangladesh for children with different types and severity of their impairment. Other prioritised learning areas are OPD engagement, the School Level Improvement Plans, home-based learning and the referral pathways and support services available for children with disabilities. For the this Task Order a total of 9,476 work days are calculated over the 28 months implementation period (=18.5 FTE): 4,436 days (46.8%) in Frontline Delivery; 2,510 days (26.6 %) in Programme Management; and 2,510 days (26.6%) in Programme Support and Administration.
DID TO35 Bangladesh: Disability Inclusive Covid-19 Response This task order seeks to provide a combination of different immediate response activities to support people with disabilities in Bangladesh who are facing increased levels of vulnerability and exclusion due to the Covid-19 pandemic and associated restrictions on movement and livelihoods.
Poultry Health Training Activity 1: Poultry Health Training for poultry veterinarians in cooperation with the Indonesian Poultry Veterinarian Association (IPVA). APHIS Jakarta conducted training in West Java and wants to expand the training to other major poultry production areas in East Java, Central Java, and Lampung in southern Sumatra. The target areas along with West Java are the major commercial poultry producers in Indonesia. The target audiences for the trainings are poultry veterinarians from industry, government and small producers. The trainings are registered as continuing education credits under the Indonesian Veterinary Medical Association (IVMA). The requested funding will cover the preparation phase and implementation of the Poultry Health Training. Activity 2: 10/18-12/21/2011 In the initial phase the Jakarta Ag-Scientist visited one district in West Java Province to develop a relationship with a local poultry company and to implement a biosecurity risk assessment with some of the company's contract grower farms. Objectives of the training included, developing best practices on biosecur
HUMAN RESOURCES POLICY DEVELOPMENT AND PAYROLL MANAGEMENT HUMAN RESOURCES POLICY DEVELOPMENT AND PAYROLL MANAGEMENT
International Forestry Programs PROJECT CAPACITY BUILDING FOR AGRICULTURAL PURPOSES AND BETTERMENT OF THE ENVIRONMENT
FOREST CONSERVATION AND SWAMP - CIFOR INTERNATIONAL TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE IN SUSTAINABLE RESOURCE MANAGEMENT
NATURAL ENEMIES OF FALCATARIA To extend Forest Service efforts to improve forest policies and practices internationally, address climate change, conserve and protect critical global forest environments and resources, and improve the lives of forest-dependent peoples by awarding grants to and entering into cooperative agreements with nonprofit organizations, multilateral organizations, and other individuals, organizations, institutions, and governments engaged in forest conservation and management.
Basic Veterinary Epidemiology Course From May 2-13, 2016, the participants, all trained veterinarians, were trained in epidemiological skills necessary to identify and manage disease outbreaks. In addition, they learned skills in geospatial analysis necessary for establishing parameters to effectively control the outbreak and identify the risks associated with the outbreak. Indian veterinarians receive little or no training in epidemiology therefore it is vital that they have the opportunity to train in the environment.
International Forestry Programs THIS INTERNATIONAL FORESTRY PROGRAM WILL PROVIDE PROJECT CAPACITY BUILDING FOR AGRICULTURAL PURPOSES
Indonesia - Cold Treatment Training APHIS ITRCB in coordination with APHIS/Bangkok and USDA/FAS/Jakarta offered at the request of the Indonesia NPPO, to implement a Cold Treatment training for Indonesia quarantine inspectors in Surabaya, Indonesia.
A Consumer Behavior Change Campaign and Intelligence-Led Conservation Capacity Training to Address the Illegal Wildlife Trade in Trinidad and Tobago Funds under this award are to be used to reduce the illegal wildlife trade in Trinidad and Tobago by launching a targeted, coalition-based behavior change campaign to reduce demand for illegal pet wildlife.
A CONSUMER BEHAVIOR CHANGE CAMPAIGN AND INTELLIGENCE-LED CONSERVATION CAPACITY ASSESSMENT TO ADDRESS THE ILLEGAL WILDLIFE TRADE IN TRINIDAD AND TOBAG A CONSUMER BEHAVIOR CHANGE CAMPAIGN AND INTELLIGENCE-LED CONSERVATION CAPACITY ASSESSMENT TO ADDRESS THE ILLEGAL WILDLIFE TRADE IN TRINIDAD AND TOBAG
TRINIDAD HUNTING ASSESSMENT Confirm shorebird concentration sites, abundance and diversity in Trinidad and Tobago, to determine whether shorebird populations have changed since aerial surveys were conducted in the mid-1980s, and identify threats to shorebird habitats.
A Consumer Behavior Change Campaign and Intelligence-Led Conservation Capacity Assessment to Address the Illegal Wildlife Trade in Trinidad and Tobago "The purpose of this project is to reduce the illegal trade of exotic pets and bush meat from South America by developing a behavior change coalition and campaign, building government capacity to implement intelligence-led conservation activities, and establishing a baseline data for illegal wildlife consumption in Trinidad and Tobago. This project is intended to conserve and protect endangered tropical forest species (macaws, parrots, monkeys, among others) from poaching and the illegal wildlife trade originated in South America. Proposed project activities include: 1) A training workshop in the illegal wildlife trade and social marketing for local organizations; 2) Social marketing and behavior change research with illegal exotic pet consumers and sellers; 3) Development of a marketing plan and detailed action plans to address structural barriers to behavior change; 4) A training workshop on intelligence-led conservation for law enforcement agencies; 6) An intelligence-led conservation capacity assessment aimed at enforcement personnel from the Forestry Division, Forestry Division, Customs, and Coast Guard; and (8) A baseline assessment of illegal wildlife consumption in Trinidad and Tobago.
Saudi Nour Volunteer Project to combat blindness. Providing medical services in the field of combating blindness and the diseases that cause it to beneficiaries with limited income who cannot cover the costs of their treatment. Providing patients' needs for medicines, glasses, and lenses as needed. Eliminating the suffering of many people with blindness. Health education for everyone receiving treatment for prevention. Supporting the Ministry of Health in the beneficiary country that suffers from a shortage of ophthalmologists The number of beneficiaries of the project is 4589
Saudi Nour Volunteer Project to combat blindness. Providing medical services in the field of combating blindness and the diseases that cause it to beneficiaries with limited income who cannot cover the costs of their treatment. Providing patients' needs for medicines, glasses, and lenses as needed. Eliminating the suffering of many people with blindness. Health education for everyone receiving treatment for prevention. Supporting the Ministry of Health in the beneficiary country that suffers from a shortage of ophthalmologists The number of beneficiaries of the project is 4994
(Volunteer Program) Voluntary Medical Campaign for Thyroid Surgery Voluntary medical campaign for thyroid tumor surgery for low-income patients at the headquarters of the Regional Hospital Center in the city of Qal'at Sraghna in the Kingdom of Morocco, in cooperation with the International Authority for Relief, Care and Development of the Muslim World League. The campaign aims to perform more than 100 excisional operations for gland tumors, benefiting the most needy patients between the ages of 15 to 60 years, based on the humanitarian duty of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia towards the needy in many countries around the world.
Strengthening the National Protected Areas System of Swaziland NA Note: Disbursement data provided is cumulative and covers disbursement made by the project Agency.
Food-IAP: Climate-Smart Agriculture for Climate-Resilient Livelihoods (CSARL) NA Note: Disbursement data provided is cumulative and covers disbursement made by the project Agency.
Restoration of ecosystems, integrated natural resource management and promotion of SLM in Mbuluzi River Basin of Eswatini To promote ecosystem restoration for a productive Mbuluzi River landscape and effectively managed protected areas providing critical ecosystem goods and services Note: Disbursement data provided is cumulative and covers disbursement made by the project Agency. The project will provide benefits globally, nationally and locally. This project will enhance the capacity for implementation of a robust framework to manage land and biodiversity degradation in Eswatini. By strengthening Eswatini’s strategies, mechanisms, and institutions for land restoration and natural resource management at the national level, globally significant biodiversity and landscapes will be protected, and livelihoods strengthened. The strengthening of land and biodiversity management will contribute to the development of social inclusion and gender equality, foster clear and transparent provisions and strengthen the capacity for local communities to benefit from their landscape and biodiversity, thereby generating opportunities for themselves. This will also have benefits to the local communities immediately impacted by land degradation, including those deriving livelihoods from forest, protected areas and agricultural ecosystems, directly through production, or indirectly such as through tourism and ecosystem services. Additional domestic benefits generated over the baseline case will be as a result of reduced impact of climate change on economic activity. Further benefits will accrue through replication of the approaches used at the pilot sites to other sites in the country. The approach used in the project as a whole will also provide lessons and opportunities for replication in other countries in Africa.
BS: Capacity Building for the Implementation of the National Biosafety Framework of Swaziland NA Note: Disbursement data provided is cumulative and covers disbursement made by the project Agency.
SIP: Lower Usuthu Smallholder Irrigation Project (LUSIP) NA Note: Disbursement data provided is cumulative and covers disbursement made by the project Agency.
Saint Vincent and the Grenadines: Regional Disaster Vulnerability Reduction Project EDF Single Donor Trust Fund This EDF Trust Fund financed by the European Commission, aims to provide additional financing to the original Saint Vincent and the Grenadines Regional Disaster Vulnerability Reduction Project.
 
 The objective of the original Project is to measurably reduce vulnerability to natural hazards and climate change impacts in Saint Vincent and the Grenadines and in the Eastern Caribbean Sub-region. It is understood and agreed that this EDF Trust Fund will finance activities exclusively in Saint Vincent and the Grenadines
Engendering Rice Paddy – Growing Women's Leadership in Eastern Sri Lanka Improved livelihood and social status for 5,000 poor rice farmers, of which 90% are women, in the 3 districts of the Eastern Province of Sri Lanka    1,700 poor women rice producers empowered, skilled and recognised as leaders in households, enterprises and their communities   7 SARCs are commercially successful mature enterprises with strong business and financial linkages   5,000 small -holder rice farmers are able to thrive by being more resilient to the negative impacts of climatic stresses, market shocks and natural disasters.
Emergency Relief assisstance for  Flood affected people in East Sri Lanka To relieve the suffering and reduce vulnerability of 6,500 flood -affected families, with a particular focus on women and children, in the East and North Central districts of Sri Lanka, through the provision of safe water, hygiene promotion,and cash for work support.The program duration is 5 months, from February to June 2011.
Producer Partnership Programme for Small Holder tea farmers in Kelliewatte The main objective of the project is to improve the income security of 200 smallholder tea farmers surrounding Kelliewatte Tea Estate by increasing productivity and promoting fair trade principles. Outcome of this project will be a strengthened smallholder farmer association with enhanced bargaining power in the market, with gender equity and child labour issues addressed. The project will empower the estate workers through a right -based approach, and enable them to make informed decisions in relation to worker health and safety. Project activities will be implemented at three levels – small holders, estate workers and joint body.