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Hands Off Zambia Brief overall description:
Not a lot is known on violence against sex workers in Zambia, which is why the Hands Off 2 programme will conduct a needs assessment on violence and sex work in Zambia in 2020. Working together with ZASWA (national sex worker-led movement) and SAT ZAMBIA (regional NGO), Aidsfonds aims to reduce violence against sex workers in Zambia.  By training community champions and increasing sex workers’ rights literacy, sex workers will be more aware of their own rights and eventually demand their own rights. ZASWA will roll out trainings on reducing self-stigma and will ensure that sex workers have access to sex worker-friendly health services by sensitising healthcare workers on the needs of sex workers. Activities will also focus on establishing strong crisis response systems.

Description of objectives:
Hands Off 2 partners work to reduce violence against sex workers at community, national and regional level. Outcomes of partners in Zambia include a functional and sustainable national sex worker movement with sex workers who are able to demand their own rights. Other outcomes are an increased access to and use of health services for sex workers and a reduction of stigma and discrimination against sex workers.

Description of target groups:
The programme’s primary target group is female, male and transgender sex workers, meaning those who receive money or goods in exchange for sexual services, either regularly or occasionally. In Zambia, health care workers and police officers are also part of the target group.

Additional information (if available):
Selling or buying sex is not illegal in Zambia, but activities associated with sex work are criminalised. According to Zambian law the procurement, living on the earnings of sex work, soliciting clients, brothel-keeping, production or exhibition of obscene matters, and indecent behaviour are illegal activities.
Love Alliance "The Love Alliance, a new five-year programme (2021-2025), is based on an unwavering commitment to protecting, promoting and fulfilling sexual and reproductive health and rights (SRHR) globally, unifying people who use drugs, sex workers and LGBTIQ+ movements, and amplifying the diversity of voices in these communities.

Funded by the Dutch Ministry of Foreign Affairs, the Love Alliance brings together national thought leaders GALZ, SANPUD and Sisonke, regional grantmakers UHAI EASHRI, AFE and ISDAO, with the global network of people living with HIV (GNP+) and the Netherlands-based administrative lead Aidsfonds. 

Together, we advocate for adequate levels of funding and for taking truly human rights-based programmes to scale. We take this opportunity to prioritise and invest in challenging the structural barriers of underfunding, criminalisation and exclusion of us in all our diversity."
Mozambique Grantmaking The Love Alliance, a new five-year programme (2021-2025), is based on an unwavering commitment to protecting, promoting and fulfilling sexual and reproductive health and rights (SRHR) globally, unifying people who use drugs, sex workers and LGBTIQ+ movements, and amplifying the diversity of voices in these communities.

Funded by the Dutch Ministry of Foreign Affairs, the Love Alliance brings together national thought leaders GALZ, SANPUD and Sisonke, regional grantmakers UHAI EASHRI, AFE and ISDAO, with the global network of people living with HIV (GNP+) and the Netherlands-based administrative lead Aidsfonds. 

Together, we advocate for adequate levels of funding and for taking truly human rights-based programmes to scale. We take this opportunity to prioritise and invest in challenging the structural barriers of underfunding, criminalisation and exclusion of us in all our diversity.
Love Alliance Global and Regional Partners "The Love Alliance, a new five-year programme (2021-2025), is based on an unwavering commitment to protecting, promoting and fulfilling sexual and reproductive health and rights (SRHR) globally, unifying people who use drugs, sex workers and LGBTIQ+ movements, and amplifying the diversity of voices in these communities.

Funded by the Dutch Ministry of Foreign Affairs, the Love Alliance brings together national thought leaders GALZ, SANPUD and Sisonke, regional grantmakers UHAI EASHRI, AFE and ISDAO, with the global network of people living with HIV (GNP+) and the Netherlands-based administrative lead Aidsfonds. 

Together, we advocate for adequate levels of funding and for taking truly human rights-based programmes to scale. We take this opportunity to prioritise and invest in challenging the structural barriers of underfunding, criminalisation and exclusion of us in all our diversity."
Zimbabwe Grantmaking The Love Alliance, a new five-year programme (2021-2025), is based on an unwavering commitment to protecting, promoting and fulfilling sexual and reproductive health and rights (SRHR) globally, unifying people who use drugs, sex workers and LGBTIQ+ movements, and amplifying the diversity of voices in these communities.

Funded by the Dutch Ministry of Foreign Affairs, the Love Alliance brings together national thought leaders GALZ, SANPUD and Sisonke, regional grantmakers UHAI EASHRI, AFE and ISDAO, with the global network of people living with HIV (GNP+) and the Netherlands-based administrative lead Aidsfonds. 

Together, we advocate for adequate levels of funding and for taking truly human rights-based programmes to scale. We take this opportunity to prioritise and invest in challenging the structural barriers of underfunding, criminalisation and exclusion of us in all our diversity.
Hands Off Botswana Brief overall description:
To reduce violence against sex workers, Aidsfonds works together with Sisonke (sex worker-led organisation from Gaborone and BONELA (a national NGO). Paralegals will continue to support sex workers in accessing legal services. At safe spaces in four districts sex workers can access support groups, receive psychosocial support and health services. Human rights violations against sex workers will be documented and used for lobbying and advocacy purposes. The organisations will advocate for policy and service provision changes at district level, as well as during high level meetings. Relationships with key stakeholders, such as service providers, community and religious leaders and police officers will be sought or intensified to reduce stigma and discrimination.

Main objectives and outcomes:
Hands Off II partners work to reduce violence against sex workers at community, national and regional level. Outcomes BONELA and Sisonke work on mainly include: an empowered and resilient sex worker movement demands its rights; increased access to and use of inclusive services for sex workers; and a more enabling and supportive environment for sex work.

Description of target groups: 
The programme’s primary target group is female, male and transgender sex workers, meaning those who receive money or goods in exchange for sexual services, either regularly or occasionally. INERELA+ will also work with lawyers, government officials, policymakers and service providers.

Additional information:
Sex work in Botswana is conducted in a wide range of locations: from outdoor and street based sex work to restaurants, truck stops, bars, hotels, private homes or hostels. With the closing down of mines the locations where sex work takes place continue to move. There are an estimated 6.700 sex workers in Botswana. Due to the illegal status of sex work, sex workers experience difficulties in accessing health, social services and in seeking justice and legal compensation.
Love Alliance Administrative Lead "The Love Alliance, a new five-year programme (2021-2025), is based on an unwavering commitment to protecting, promoting and fulfilling sexual and reproductive health and rights (SRHR) globally, unifying people who use drugs, sex workers and LGBTIQ+ movements, and amplifying the diversity of voices in these communities.

Funded by the Dutch Ministry of Foreign Affairs, the Love Alliance brings together national thought leaders GALZ, SANPUD and Sisonke, regional grantmakers UHAI EASHRI, AFE and ISDAO, with the global network of people living with HIV (GNP+) and the Netherlands-based administrative lead Aidsfonds. 

Together, we advocate for adequate levels of funding and for taking truly human rights-based programmes to scale. We take this opportunity to prioritise and invest in challenging the structural barriers of underfunding, criminalisation and exclusion of us in all our diversity."
Love Alliance Grantmaking "The Love Alliance, a new five-year programme (2021-2025), is based on an unwavering commitment to protecting, promoting and fulfilling sexual and reproductive health and rights (SRHR) globally, unifying people who use drugs, sex workers and LGBTIQ+ movements, and amplifying the diversity of voices in these communities.

Funded by the Dutch Ministry of Foreign Affairs, the Love Alliance brings together national thought leaders GALZ, SANPUD and Sisonke, regional grantmakers UHAI EASHRI, AFE and ISDAO, with the global network of people living with HIV (GNP+) and the Netherlands-based administrative lead Aidsfonds. 

Together, we advocate for adequate levels of funding and for taking truly human rights-based programmes to scale. We take this opportunity to prioritise and invest in challenging the structural barriers of underfunding, criminalisation and exclusion of us in all our diversity."
TCHAU - Work, cooperation, Humanity, Love and unity TCHAU: Trabalhar, Cooperacão, Humanidade, Amor, União The project TCHAU aims at contributing to the social development of the population of Salvador da Bahia and to strengthen the social policies in the framework of civil society by creating a network of no-profit organizations and Italian and Brazilian local authorities O projeto TCHAU - Trabalhar, Cooperação, Humanidade, Amor, União pretende contribuir ao desenvolvimento social da população da cidade de Salvador da Bahia e a fortalecer suas políticas sociais dentro da sociedade civil, através a constituição de uma rede entre organizações sem fins lucrativos e autoridades locais brasileiras e italianas. O projeto visa favorecer um aumento de 30% do nível de emprego entre os jovens nesta área, estimulando a emancipação econômica de jovens em situação de vulnerabilidade, e promovendo a participação e a sensibilização de 40.000 cidadãos dos dois bairros, Boca do Rio e Acupe de Brotas, em Salvador da Bahia, relativamente as iniciativas tomadas e sobre as temáticas sensíveis abrangidas pelo projeto.
BRAZIL PROXIMO - FIVE ITALIAN REGIONS FOR INEGRATED LOCAL DEVELOPMENT - CONTRIBUTION TO UMBRIA REGION BRAZIL PROXIMO - CINQUE REGIONI ITALIANE PER LO SVILUPPO LOCALE INTEGRATO - CONTRIBUTO REGIONE UMBRIA STRENGHTENING OF BRAZILIAN POLICIES FOR PLANNING OF INTEGRATED LOCAL DEVELOPMENT THROUGH SUPPORT TO MICRO-ENTERPRISES AND TO COOPERATIVISM RAFFORZAMENTO POLITICHE  BRASILIANE PER LA PIANIFICAZIONE DELLO SVILUPPO LOCALE INTEGRATO ATTRAVERSO SVILUPPO DELLE MICROIMPRESE E DEL COOPERATIVISMO
Socio-medical and agricultural integrated project in the Communities of Agua Boa and Riacho Do Meio progetto integrato di base socio-sanitario e agricolo nelle comunità Agua Boa e Riacho Do Meio The initiative aims at developing a culture of prevention among the population, in order to improve the precaurious local hygienic and sanitary conditions L'iniziativa mira a sviluppare nella popolazione una cultura di prevenzione per il miglioramento delle precarie condizioni igenico-sanitarie
ENVIRONMENTAL AND SOCIO-ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT OF THE COMMUNITY 'QUILOMBOLAS VALE DO RIBEIRA THROUGH DEVELOPMENT SVILUPPO ECONOMICO E SOCIO-AMBIENTALE DELLE COMUNITA' QUILOMBOLAS DI VALE DO RIBEIRA ATTRAVERSO LO SVILUPPO SOSTENIBILE THE PROJECT AIMS TO CARRYING OUT SOCIO-ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT ACTIONS AND ENVIRONMENTAL AWARENESS IL PROGETTO SI PREFIGGE DI REALIZZARE AZIONI DI SVILUPPO SOCIO ECONOMICO E DI CONSAPEVOLEZZA AMBIENTALE
Intervention providing Protection and Humanitarian Assistance to indigenous communities as well as refugee and migrant children and adolescents from V Intervento volto a fornire protezione e assistenza umanitaria alle comunità indigene e a bambini e adolescenti rifugiati e migranti dal Venezuela Emergency intervention to ensure access to rights and basic needs, for Venezuelan refugees and migrants, with a focus on indigenous peoples and children and adolescents; reinforce self-reliance of the most vulnerable through the provision of multi-purpose cash grants; and strengthen inclusion and peaceful coexistence, while preventing xenophobia and discrimination Intervento di emergenza per garantire l'accesso ai diritti e ai bisogni primari per rifugiati e migranti venezuelani, con particolare attenzione alle popolazioni indigene, donne, LGBTQI+, bambini e adolescenti; rafforzare l'autosufficienza dei più vulnerabili attraverso la concessione di denaro multiuso; e rafforzare l'inclusione e la convivenza pacifica, prevenendo allo stesso tempo la xenofobia e la discriminazione
R&D Center linked to the production of controlled quality photovoltaic modules for the training of young people identified within the local community Centro di ricerca e Sviluppo legato alla produzione di moduli fotovoltaici di qualità controllata Setup a local unit aimed at implementing research, industrial development and assembly of photovoltaic modules components in order to increase market competitiveness, improving the development of local technical skills. Creazione di una unità locale finalizzata alla realizzazione di attività di ricerca, sviluppo industriale e successivo assemblaggio delle parti componenti i moduli fotovoltaici, per aumentare la competitività del mercato, favorendo lo sviluppo di competenze tecniche locali.
Support for the return and reintegration of families of foreign terrorist fighters into Central Asia The overall objective of the action is to support Central Asia countries to establish appropriate systems for the reception and reintegration of returnees from Syria and Iraq.
Ensuring resilience and preventing instability in the  Surkhandarya region of Uzbekistan bordering Afghanistan through enhanced access to inclusive education, social services and legal aid in host communities Contract related to: Ensuring resilience and preventing instability in the  Surkhandarya region of Uzbekistan bordering Afghanistan through enhanced access to inclusive education, social services and legal aid in host communities   - Working through inclusive interventions targeting both Afghans and host communities, this action aims to improve social cohesion and stability in the region. This will include facilitating access to inclusive education, social and legal aid services, and promoting skills for greater resilience among the youth. Activities will specifically strengthen the capacity of social services, notably to help prevent and respond to child abuse and exploitation, gender-based violence, and sexual exploitation. It will also facilitate formal and non-formal multi-lingual education for school-age Afghan and host community children, as well as building of practical skills for young women and men. The action will support the establishment of a case management system that enables to track the needs of Afghan citizens and vulnerable groups in host communities alike. There will be a particular focus on promoting the participation of girls and young women as a cross-cutting priority.
Stabilising Uzbekistan¿s border region through support to Afghan citizens and Uzbek host communities Working through inclusive interventions targeting both Afghans and host communities, this action aims to improve social cohesion and stability in the region. This will include facilitating access to inclusive education, social and legal aid services, and promoting skills for greater resilience among the youth. Activities will specifically strengthen the capacity of social services, notably to help prevent and respond to child abuse and exploitation, gender-based violence, and sexual exploitation. It will also facilitate formal and non-formal multi-lingual education for school-age Afghan and host community children, as well as building of practical skills for young women and men. The action will support the establishment of a case management system that enables to track the needs of Afghan citizens and vulnerable groups in host communities alike. There will be a particular focus on promoting the participation of girls and young women as a cross-cutting priority.
Girls' Education Challenge - Transition (GECT) This Girls' Education Challenge Phase 2 will enable up to 1 million marginalised girls (currently supported through Phase 1) to continue to learn, complete primary school and transition on to secondary education. A further 500,000 highly marginalised adolescent girls, who are out of school, will also be targeted to gain literacy, numeracy and other skills relevant for life and work. It is estimated that at least 400,000 girls will complete junior secondary school in the first four years of the extension. The extension will build on what we have learnt so far in Phase 1 and further deepen global understanding of what works for girls’ education, particularly during adolescence and in the transition from education to work.
Leave No Girl Behind (LNGB) Leave No Girl Behind is a new initiative announced in July 2016 as part of the
Girls Education Challenge. This initiative will support interventions providing literacy, numeracy and skills relevant for life and work to highly marginalised, adolescent girls who have never attended or have already dropped out of school.
So far, the Girls Education Challenge has reached over one million disadvantaged girls.
We want to reach more girls, especially those most marginalised girls with new and
innovative solutions and scale up and adopt successful existing interventions to deliver
quality education and skills to the hardest to reach girls.
Cross Border Financial Investigations Training (CBFIT) in Paraguay Cross Border Financial Investigations Training (CBFIT) in Paraguay
Mauritius - The Mauritius Wastewater Master Plan Study Maurice - Etude du Plan directeur de traitement des eaux usées de Maurice The objective of the proposed study is to elaborate a programme covering a period of twenty years (2014-2033), of the development and management of the wastewater on the main island of Mauritius and the island of Rodrigues.
Nouvelle France-Plaisance Road (ADB) To improve road transport communication between the Airport and  Port Louis.
Industrial Sector Loan (ADB) (P) The objective of the loan is to support crucial policy initiatives designed to increase the efficiency of the industrial sector in Mauritus, promote the expansion of the export manufacturing sector and generate increased foreign exchange output and employment. The proceeds of the loan would be used to finance the purchase of raw materials, intermediate goods and spare parts for manufacturing export firms in Mauritius.
MIC Grant Supporting Debt Managment The aims of the Debt Management Capacity Building Project is to enhance the institutional, policy and legal framework for public sector debt management, improve data quality and practices relating to public sector debt and add value to the review of debt management strategy, assessment of risks from public enterprises and development of secondary market for Government securities. It also aims at building capacity in all aspects of debt management in Mauritius.
Plaines Wilhems Sewerage Project- Stage 1 The objective of the Plaines Wilhems Sewerage Project is to provide an environmentally appropriate collection, treatment of sewages and disposal of effluent and sludge from Plaines Wilhems District. It will improve the sewerage system and increase connectivity of properties in the Plaines Wilhems district. It is intended to avert and reverse the potential for environmental degradation of surface and groundwater resources by wastewater through improved collection and treatment of sewage and disposal of effluent and sludge from the Plaines Wilhems catchments area.
Mauritius - The Competitiveness and Public Sector Efficiency Programme (CPSE) Maurice - Programme de compétitivité et d’efficacité du secteur public (CPSE) The Public Sector Competitiveness and Efficiency Program (CPSE) aims to support economic growth and employment against a backdrop of global economic recession, while staying on course with the long-term reforms needed to make Mauritius more competitive. This program is a support operation to the general budget, with a total loan amount of US $ 420 million and € 186 million, to be implemented over a period of two and a half years, July 2009 to December 2011. It has three components: (i) consolidate financial performance and improve the delivery of social services in the public sector; (ii) increase the competitiveness of trade; and (iii) improve the investment climate. The objective of the program is to consolidate fiscal performance and improve the delivery of social services in the public sector, increase the competitiveness of trade and improve the investment climate. The program will mainly benefit the entire population of Mauritius, due to the extent of reforms to be implemented. Specific beneficiaries include: (i) users of public social services; ii) domestic and foreign entrepreneurs; (iii) the economically active population of Mauritius, including women exposed to dismissal in the textile industry; and (iv) the most disadvantaged sections of the population, including Rodrigues Island.
Mauritius - Line of Credit I (P) Maurice - Ligne de crédit 1. Recruitment of consutlants for PMU under technical assistance. 2. Procurement of goods and services required by the project.
Mauritius - Development of Waste Water Maurice - Développement des eaux usées The objectives of the study is to elaborate a Master Plan for the comprehensive development of wastewater facilities to abate and control wastewater pollution in the Islands of Mauritius and Rodrigues throughout a 20-year implementation period.
Port Louis Throughroad, Highway 2 (P) To improve the flow of traffic and to reduce transport costs not only in the town centre but also in the main residential and com- mercial districts/suburbs.
Floor Industry - Food Storage The project will provide finance to support: i) research; ii) training of staff; and iii) technical assistance and local counterparts.