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Securing the rights of refugees and internally displaced persons to housing, land and property in Syria Sicherung von Ansprüchen von Flüchtlingen und Binnenvertriebenen an Wohnraum, Land und Eigentum in Syrien Securing the rights of refugees and internally displaced persons to housing, land and property in Syria. Die Voraussetzungen und Prozesse zur Sicherung von Ansprüchen von Flüchtlingen und Binnenvertriebenen an Wohnraum, Land und Eigentum in Syrien sind geklärt und eingeleitet. Securing the rights of refugees and internally displaced persons to housing, land and property in Syria. Die Voraussetzungen und Prozesse zur Sicherung von Ansprüchen von Flüchtlingen und Binnenvertriebenen an Wohnraum, Land und Eigentum in Syrien sind geklärt und eingeleitet.
Meinungsfreiheit und Medienentwicklung, Regionalprogramm Nahost 2017-2019 Liberty of opinion and media developmetn, regional programm MENA 2017-2019 Medienentwicklung Media development Medienentwicklung Media development
Bicultural regional postgraduate programmes in the MENA priority areas Bikulturelle regionale Aufbaustudiengänge in den Schwerpunkten The four bi-cultural postgraduate programmes are established in good quality and a sustainable way at the university. Die vier bi-kulturellen Masterstudiengänge sind in guter Qualität nachhaltig an den beteiligten Hochschulen etabliert. The four bi-cultural postgraduate programmes are established in good quality and a sustainable way at the university. Die vier bi-kulturellen Masterstudiengänge sind in guter Qualität nachhaltig an den beteiligten Hochschulen etabliert.
Luxembourg provides the fund to DRC (2016) Luxembourg provides the fund to DRC (2016)
United Kingdom provides the fund to DRC (2016) United Kingdom provides the fund to DRC (2016)
Netherlands provides the fund to DRC (2016) Netherlands provides the fund to DRC (2016)
PROMOTING SUSTAINED GROWTH OF EASTERN BLACK RHINO (DICEROS BICORNIS MICHAELI) POPULATIONS AT OL PEJETA AND SERA CONSERVANCIES, KENYA THE PURPOSE OF THIS PROJECT IS TO SUPPORT A CONSERVATION EFFORT IN OL PEJETA CONSERVANCY AND SERA WILDLIFE CONSERVANCY IN KENYA BY IMPROVING MONITORING, BIOLOGICAL MANAGEMENT, RESILIENT HABITAT MANAGEMENT, AND LOCAL PARTNER ENGAGEMENT TO ENSURE THE CONTINUED RECOVERY OF BLACK RHINOCEROS AND THEIR HABITAT. THIS PROJECT IS INTENDED TO CONSERVE THE EASTERN BLACK RHINOCEROS AND THEIR HABITAT BY ADDRESSING THE IMPACTS OF POACHING, PREDATION, HABITAT DEGRADATION AND LOSS, AND ECONOMIC UNCERTAINTY CAUSED BY DROUGHTS, THE COVID-19 PANDEMIC, AND DECLINING TOURISM. SPECIFIC ACTIVITIES INCLUDE 1 EQUIPPING RHINOCEROS MONITORING TEAMS 2 CONDUCTING BIOLOGICAL MANAGEMENT TO PROMOTE RHINOCEROS PRODUCTIVITY 3 ESTIMATING ECOLOGICAL CARRYING CAPACITY 4 ENSURING CONSISTENT WATER SUPPLY AND 5 ENGAGING WITH LOCAL COMMUNITY MEMBERS TO SUPPORT BLACK RHINOCEROS CONSERVATION EFFORTS.
ADVANCING ELEPHANT CONSERVATION AND WILDLIFE MIGRATORY ROUTES IN KENYA THROUGH STRENGTHENING COLLABORATION AND INCREASING LANDSCAPE CONNECTIVITY IN LAIKIPIA, KENYA. The purpose of this project is to support an elephant conservation effort on private and community conservancy land in Laikipia.County by strengthening conservancy association coordination and organizational capacity, elephant protection, biological.monitoring, and community engagement. As part of the Laikipia-Samburu Ecosystem savanna elephant stronghold, this landscape.is home to Kenyas second largest elephant population, which includes approximately 7,000 individuals. This project is intended.to conserve African savanna elephants and their habitat by addressing the impacts of human-elephant conflict (HEC), poaching,.and habitat fragmentation. Specific activities include: (1) increasing staff and operational support to conservancy members; (2).creating a Corridor Management Committee and conducting stakeholder mapping and corridor consensus building with.communities; (3) establishing and fencing an elephant corridor and conducting wildlife monitoring; and (4) providing basic field.gear (boots, binoculars etc.) for ranger teams conducting anti-poaching patrols and monitoring the movements of elephants across.the corridor (cameras, phones etc.)
African Elephant Conservation Fund Support to purchase of motor vehicle to improve the security and monitoring of the elephants in Mpuskutuk Conservancy, Northern Kenya
African Elephant Conserv-Species Conservation Grant Support to joint conservancy anti-poaching team to protect African elephants in northern Kenya
Ensuring long-term viability of elephants through exclusion fencing to permanently reduce human-elephant conflict in the Greater Amboseli Ecosystem, Kenya Funds will be used to minimize conflict with local farmers in the farming communities of Namelok and Isinet between Amboseli, Chyulu Hills and Tsavo West National Parks. Specific activity will include the construction of a 59-km electric fence to keep elephants inside wildlife-tolerant areas. According to the impact assessment and community consultation, this fence will prevent elephants from entering agricultural land and, in exchange, the community will tolerate elephant movement through existing corridors and into seasonal dispersal areas in order to minimize conflict and facilitate coexistence.Ensuring long-term viability of elephants through exclusion fencing to permanently reduce human-elephant conflict in the Greater Amboseli Ecosystem, Kenya
Wildife Without Borders-Critically Endangered Animals This project will provide scientific data useful for rationale management and conservation of the endangered scalloped hammerhead shark populations in Kenya. Specific objectives include: (1) Capacity building through training of relevant government agencies to facilitate identification of landed species, imparting skills for basic morphometric measurements, sexing and staging of the landed species including the scalloped hammerhead, and improving reporting on catch and landings of sharks; (2) Assessment of catch composition and structure of the scalloped hammerhead sharks on the north coast of Kenya with the aim to describe the landed size, structure, sex composition, morphometric relationships and demographic rates of the species (viz. growth and mortality rates); (3) Determination of biological information including; reproductive biology and feeding ecology of the scalloped hammerhead sharks on the north coast of Kenya.
Rhino & Tiger Conservation Fund Creating a new, viable black rhino population on Borana Conservancy, Laikipia, Kenya
IMPROVED SECURITY AND MONITORING OF THE KEY 1 BLACK RHINO POPULATION IN THE TSAVO WEST NATIONAL PARK S INTENSIVE PROTECTION ZONE, SOUTHERN KENYA IN LINE WITH THE NATIONAL RHINO STRATEGY The purpose of this project is to support a conservation effort in Tsavo West National Park, Kenya by enhancing security, conducting monitoring, and supporting park management to conserve the Eastern black rhinoceros and their habitat. This project is intended to enhance Kenyas Eastern black rhinoceros population growth by addressing the impacts of poaching and the need for biological management. Specific activities include: (1) providing equipment and resources for aerial and ground protection; (2) monitoring to individually identify and regularly check on the black rhinoceros population; and (3) conducting biological management to allow for continued population growth.
SURVEYING THE CRITICALLY ENDANGERED PANCAKE TORTOISE ON THREE PROTECTED WILDLIFE CONSERVANCIES IN KENYA TO ESTABLISH POPULATION RANGE EXTENSION AND DEVELOP LONG-TERM CONSERVATION STRATEGY THE PURPOSE OF THIS PROJECT IS TO IMPLEMENT CONSERVATION ACTIVITIES TO PROTECT THE PANCAKE TORTOISE FROM POACHING FOR THE PET TRADE AND DESTRUCTION OF ITS ROCK HABITAT. NATIVE ONLY TO KENYA AND TANZANIA, POPULATIONS OF THIS TORTOISE ARE DECREASING WIDELY THROUGHOUT ITS RANGE. ACTIVITIES INCLUDE 1 CONDUCTING POPULATION SURVEYS TO ASSESS ITS POPULATION STATUS WITHIN THE LEWA-BORANA LANDSCAPE WHICH INCLUDES THREE PROTECTED AREAS 2 COLLECTING GENETIC SAMPLES TO DETERMINE POPULATION DIVERSITY 3 PREPARING A LANDSCAPE-SCALE CONSERVATION MANAGEMENT PLAN AND 4 ANALYZING AND SHARING RECOMMENDATIONS AND CONSERVATION PLANS WITH NEARBY CONSERVANCIES AND PRIVATE RANCHES.
Improving patrol coverage of the black rhino population in the Chyulu Hills, Kenya To improve security for eastern black rhinos and other wildlife in the Chyulu Hills National Park, funds will be used for ongoing rhino monitoring patrols within the park and on the adjacent Mbirikani Group Ranch, opening additional access tracks to facilitate patrols, fencing the northeastern boundary of the park, and operating costs for anti-poaching patrols and investigation and prosecution of illegal activities.
Enhancing the recovery and conservation of eastern black rhinos through resilient habitat management in partnership with local communities at Sera Wildlife Conservancy, Kenya Kenya is home to more than 75% of the surviving eastern black rhinos (Diceros bicornis michaeli). In 2015, USFWS supported the first reintroduction of rhinos in Kenya onto community land, in Sera Wildlife Conservancy in northern Kenya. The founder population has increased to 15 animals, has not suffered any poaching, and the area has the potential to support as many as 35 rhinos. The population could also expand onto neighboring community conservancies, if they can be secured. Funds are requested for operational costs of anti-poaching and security patrols on and around Sera for 2018-2019, and developing and implementing plans to expand the rhino sanctuary for the long-term.
African Elephant Conserv-Species Conservation Grant Community based conservation of wild african elephant in the Mathews and Ndoto mountain ecosystems, northern Kenya
Combating rhino poaching across Kenyan private- and community-owned conservancies This grant will provide training on information gathering, investigation, and information analysis to a cohort from key wildlife areas and transit hubs across Kenya to better anticipate and prevent poaching activities. Trainees will include participants from wildlife-rich areas in northern and southern Kenya, and from locations recently identified as major transit points for wildlife contraband.
Rhino-Tiger-Volunteer Partnership Reinforcing the protection of key rhino populations at Ol Pejeta Conservancy, Kenya
African Elephant Conservation Fund This grant will support joint law enforcement efforts of the Mount Kenya Trust and Kenya Wildlife Service to decrease poaching of elephants and other illegal activities on the slopes of Mount Kenya. Specific activities will include training and supporting patrol teams to conduct anti-poaching patrols, collect information on poaching activities (including MIKE data) and wildlife presence (to be analyzed in a spatially explicit database), combat illegal land clearing, logging, and cultivation within the park, construct housing for wildlife personnel, and support outreach activities including wildlife clubs in schools and liaison with forest associations and government agencies.
Community based conservation of wild African elephant in the Matthews and Ndoto mountain ecosystems, northern Kenya This project supports community scouts, enabling them to conduct anti-poaching patrols and to secure access to water for elephants and other wildlife, thereby alleviating conflict with livestock. It will develop scout capacity, expand their coverage, and increase monitoring ecosystem health (vegetation quality, wildlife densities, and water availability) in the Mathews and Ndoto mountain ranges in Kenya's arid northern rangelands.
Rhinoceros & Tiger Conservation-Species Conservation Grant Increasing capacity for anti-poaching activities and deterrents in and around the Chyulu Hills
Securing the future of Tanzanias third-largest Eastern black rhino population, the Mkomazi Rhino Sanctuary assist in protection of an important population of Eastern black rhino in Mkomazi National Park, Kenya
REDUCING HUMAN-ELEPHANT CONFLICT IN THE IMENTI FOREST RESERVE AND RESTORING HABITAT CONNECTIVITY FOR THE WIDER ELEPHANT RANGE - PHASE 2 The purpose of this project is to support an elephant conservation effort in the Imenti Forest Reserve by.strengthening elephant protection and community engagement. Located within the Laikipia-Samburu.Ecosystem savanna elephant stronghold, the Imenti Reserve is part of the Mount Kenya protected area.complex, which is home to approximately 2,500 elephants. This project is intended to conserve African.savanna elephants and their habitat by addressing the impacts of human-elephant conflict (HEC) and.poaching. Specific activities include: (1) deploying anti-poaching patrols and installing a ranger.observation station; and (2) conducting a community survey to determine the most appropriate location.for elephant-proof short fencing and construction of the short fencing.
Wildlife Without Borders - Africa Capacity Building for Reduced Bushmeat Exploitation in Eastern Africa
African Elephant Conservation Fund Prevention of illegal killing of elephants for ivory in the Laikipia ecosystem, Kenya
Rhino & Tiger Conservation Fund Preparing the Chyulu Hills in Kenya to become an Intensive Protection Zone for black rhino
Rhino & Tiger Contributed Funds This project will assist with the costs of establishing the first eastern black rhino reintroduction site on community-owned land in Kenya. The site has been fenced to include a closed rhino sanctuary of 120 km2, and has been approved to receive rhinos from the national authority, Kenya Wildlife Services, in 2014. Specific activities will include 1) completion of the electric fencing, gates, and ranger bases and accommodation, 2) equipping rangers with vehicles and communications equipment and 3) conducting ground and air patrols, 4) construct temporary holding pens for rhinos on site, 5) translocate rhinos from elsewhere in Kenya, install tracking equipment, and 6) release and track the animals and conduct post-release monitoring and veterinary interventions, as necessary.
Protecting a Key 2 black rhino population and improving water provision for rangers and rhinos in Ol Jogi, Kenya Support Ol Jogi Conservancy in Laikipia County, northern Kenya.
Afrobarometer Governance Perception Surv The overall objective of the project is to fill gaps in the ability to measure progress on peace- and state-building in FCS states while enhancing the institutional capacity of the Afrobarometer Network for producing publically available survey information on countries of interest in Africa. This will be achieved through: (i) carrying out perception-based surveys in selected countries on progress toward peace-building and state-building that will generate data and indicators that can be utilized by many policy actors working in these states; (ii) building communication programs to disseminate data to wide audiences in these countries and regionally; and (iii) identifying and training suitable local partners for collecting and monitoring data in these countries so that the production and communication of these indicators is sustainable over time.<br /><br /><br /><br /><br />&nbsp;
Land Sector Reforms Rehabilitation and Reform of Land Rights and Related Land Matters
Emergency Monrovia Urban Sanitation Project (EMUS) To increase access to solid waste collection service in Monrovia
Emergency Monrovia Urban Sanitation 2AF To increase access to solid waste collection service in Monrovia
Liberia Reconstruction Trust Fund The fund has three primary development objectives: a) improving the enabling environment to increase economic growth; b) allowing increased access to basic services; and c) building government capacity to plan and manage development projects. Poor roads, a decaying port, non-functional water and sanitation facilities, a lack of agriculture-related infrastructure, and non-existent power supplystructures leave Liberia in a poor position to achieve broad-based economic growth and to increase popular access to basic services,such as health and education. By pooling donor funds to allow financing of large projects, this fund will contribute towards improving Liberia's devastated basic infrastructure (roads, ports, water and sanitation facilities, power supply structures, and more), thereby promoting economic growth (agriculture-based and otherwise) and facilitating the Government's efforts to ensure service delivery to the population at large. The fund would also promote capacity development, both within Government and the private sector. Private sector development would result naturally from the increased opportunities available to contractors, while Government's capacitywould increase as a result of Government participation in project planning and executio
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Cheesemanburg Landfill and Urban Sanitation Project The development objective of this operation is to support increased access to solid waste management (SWM) services in Monrovia.
Contribution de la BOAD au financement par la Guinée Bissau des mesures urgentes face à la crise sanitaire liée à la COVID 19 - Phase Appui financier complémentaire à l'Etat bissau-guinéen en vue d'atténuer les effets sociaux et économiques de la pandémie de la COVID 19
Projet aménag. voies urbaines structurantes et ouvrages assainis. ville de Bissau en GB. Le projet a pour objet les travaux de construction et de réhabilitation de cinq (05) rues dans la ville de Bissau :  i) l’aménagement de 9,15 km de voiries urbaines ; ii) la réalisation d’un réseau d’assainissement (caniveaux) de 16,5 km ; iii) le traitement des exutoires par l’aménagement de collecteurs d’une longueur totale de 2,5 km. Les tronçons concernés sont : i) Rue 2e Esquadra-Granja, ii) Rue SOS/Inde/Kundock-Bairo Miltar, iii) Rue de Bandim (Paulo BARROS), iv) Rue Lisboa et v) Prolongement Santa Luzia/Plubal.
Contribution de la BOAD au financement par la Guinée Bissau des mesures urgentes face à la crise sanitaire liée à la COVID 19 Appui financier à l'Etat bissau-guinéen en vue d'atténuer les effets sociaux et économiques de la pandémie de la COVID 19
Projet d'aménagement et de bitumage de la route Buba Catio en République de Guinée Bissau (Prêt Compémentaire) La présente opération permettra de renforcer le projet initial par la réalisation : i) de travaux confortatifs de renforcement du drainage de la route Buba-Catio et ii) des travaux connexes d’entretien et de grosses réparations de la chaussée de l’Axe routier communautaire CU1 en amont du tronçon Buba-Catio.
Projet d’urgence pour le renforcement de la résilience des acteurs du secteur agricole (PUR KEBUR) en République de Guinée-Bissau Le projet PUR-KEBUR a pour objet : a) la mise à disposition des populations les plus vulnérables d’une aide alimentaire d’urgence composée de 11 500 tonnes de vivres et b) l’intensification de la production sur 21 500 ha par : (i) l’acquisition et la distribution de 1 325 tonnes semences améliorées certifiées de riz et 250 kilogrammes de semences maraichères, de 250 tonnes d’urée et de 3 500 tonnes de NPK ; (ii) l’acquisition de 100 tracteurs (dont 35 de 90 CV et 65 de 70 CV), de 100 motoculteurs et 15 moissonneuses-batteuses ; (iii) l’acquisition de kits de transformation du riz composés de 100 décortiqueuses, de 50 vanneuses, 50 épierreuses, et 50 batteuses (iv) la construction 3 magasins totalisant 20 000 tonnes. En outre, il est prévu l’aménagement 1 500 ha pour le riz et 50 ha pour le maraîchage au profit des femmes.
PROJET D’AMENAGEMENT ET DE BITUMAGE DE 80 KM DE ROUTES DU RESEAU NATIONAL PRIORITAIRE EN REPUBLIQUE DE GUINEE-BISSAU (PHASE D’URGENCE) : CONSTRUCTION DU CONTOURNEMENT SUD DE BISSAU ET DE LA ROUTE BISSAU-BIRLA-NHACRA Le projet a pour objet : i) l’aménagement et le bitumage du contournement sud de Bissau sur la section rond-point Guimetal / Cuntum Madina / Port de Bissau longue de 11,6 km, de la deuxième sortie de Bissau sur la section Antula - Canal Impernal - Birla - Nhacra longue de 9,3 km ; et ii) la construction d’un pont de 200 m sur la rivière Canal Impernal
Projet d’appui à l’intensification de la production vivrière dans les Régions de la Guinée Bissau (PAIPV) : phase 1 La première phase du projet d’appui à l’intensification de la production vivrière (PAIPV) dans les Régions de la Guinée Bissau a pour objet, l’aménagement de : i) 300 ha de bas-fonds pour la riziculture ; ii) 38 ha de périmètres pour le maraîchage ; et iii) 17 km de pistes rurales.
Voluntary medical program for cardiac surgery Providing medical services to beneficiaries with limited income who cannot cover the costs of their treatment in the specialty of cardiac surgery 1- Providing medical services to beneficiaries with limited income who cannot cover the costs of their treatment. 2- Performing specialized surgeries in heart surgery. 3- Providing patients with medication needs as needed. 4- Alleviating the suffering of many patients who need surgical intervention in the field of heart surgery. 5- Health education for everyone receiving treatment for prevention. 6- Assisting the Ministry of Health in the host country, which suffers from a shortage of medical staff specialized in the field of heart surgery. 30 surgical operations were performed and the number of beneficiaries was 110
Food assistance to Tanzania (dates). Project to provide food assistance 100 tons of dates
Food assistance to Zanzibar (dates).. Project to provide food assistance 100 tons of dates
Providing food aid of 50 tons of dates to Tanzania. Providing and delivering  6250 cartons of dates to Tanzania. • Achieving the sustainable development goal (eradicating hunger).
• Achieving food security for the neediest groups and alleviating the poorest families from the burdens of life.
• Helping improve the living conditions of beneficiaries.
Support the Tanzanian Ministry of Health with dialysis devices. Donation from Saudi Arabia to the United Republic of Tanzania to support kidney failure patients by providing 62 advanced dialysis devices. Supporting renal failure patients in Tanzania by providing 62 advanced dialysis devices to the Ministry of Health of the United Republic of Tanzania
Provide food assistance to Zanzibar A project to provide food assistance consisting of 50 tons of dates
Providing food aid of 50 tons of dates to Tanzania. Providing and delivering  6250 cartons of dates in Tanzania. • Achieving the sustainable development goal (eradicating hunger).
• Achieving food security for the neediest groups and alleviating the poorest families from the burdens of life.
• Helping improve the living conditions of beneficiaries.
Voluntary medical campaign for open-heart surgery and catheters for children Diagnose cases and monitor cases that need treatment. Identify cases requiring surgical intervention or catheters. Performing a number of open heart surgeries for children Performing cardiac catheterization for children 1. Providing medical services to low-income beneficiaries who cannot cover the costs of their treatment. 2. Performing open heart surgery and cardiac catheterization for children. 4. Remove the suffering of many people with heart diseases. 5. Health education for everyone receiving treatment. 6. Aid to the Ministry of Health, which suffers from a shortage of cardiologists.
Providing food aid consisting of 50 tons of dates to the Republic of Tanzania. Providing and delivering 6250 cartons of dates, to the Republic of Tanzania. • Achieving the sustainable development goal (eradicating hunger).
• Achieving food security for the neediest groups and alleviating the poorest families from the burdens of life
• Helping improve the living conditions of beneficiaries
Providing food assistance to Tanzania A project to provide food assistance consisting of 100 tons of dates
U.S. Peace Corps Direct Volunteer Support Support costs incurred for direct support of volunteers in Togo, including allowances, travel, supplies and equipment. Excludes costs for training or medical support costs.
U.S. Peace Corps Volunteer Safety and Security Volunteer safety and security costs in Togo. Includes costs of medical staff and care, staff and Volunteer medical-related travel, Volunteer medevac accompaniment travel, medical supplies, and distinct medical unit costs.