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(Morocco) ILO Skill for Trade and Economic Diversification - Aligning skills strategically with sector development Effective skills and ES and ALMPs strategies in selected export sectors in 3 countries are agreed by key stakeholders. Strategies to address skill gaps and utilization challenges are designed and implemented by key stakeholders (i.e. target Ministries and Ministerial agencies, training providers including on trade capacities, business development providers and employment services). Algeria, Morocco and Tunisia engage in a sustainable dialogue on good practice in skills and trade and ES and ALMPs Indicator. The project aims to improve competitiveness and employment creation in Algeria, Morocco and Tunisia through the implementation of effective skills development and utilization strategies in selected export sectors (x-x-objective 1) and the strengthening of collaboration and mutual learning between participating countries (x-x-objective 2).대상국별 무역 및 산업 기술 협의 준비, 이해관계자간 조율 및 자문, 사업 교훈 내용 확산을 위한 간행물 발간
Enhancing Child Health through Strengthening the Management Capacity of Intestinal Parasitic Infections in Loreto, Peru Provide Parasitic Infection Testing and Basic Health Check-ups, Provide Deworming and Nutritional Supplements, and Medication Guidance, Improve School WASH Environment (Small-scale Facility Renovation), Awareness Raising Activities on Personal Hygiene Management, Awareness Raising Activities on Safe Water Usage, Awareness Raising Activities on Parasitic Infection, Provide Parenting Education for pre-school students parents, Train Healthcare Workers (Diagnosis), Provide Equipment for Parasitic Infection Diagnosis and Improve Health Facility Environment, Train School Teachers (Prevention and Control), Develop Intestinal Parasitic Infection Management Guidelines, Establishing Parasitic Infection Network and Support Regular Meetings, Organizing Symposiums and Workshops to Share Information and Experience, Improving Parasitic Infection Control Services for Children (between age 3-12)로레토 지역 아동(3~12세) 대상 장내기생충 관리 개선
Improving Reproductive, Maternal and Adolescent Health in Sofala Province, Mozambique Train primary health care service providers (including community health workers) in emergency obstetric and newborn care (EmONC), family planning, antenatal and postnatal care and integrated management of childhood illness (IMCI) services, Train primary health care service providers on SRH/GBV, youth-friendly services, and referral system, Provide technical assistance including monthly/quarterly monitoring 1 Procure and distribute maternity and newborn kits for 49 health facilities. Procure and deploy 12 ambulances. Procure and distribute family planning commodities. Conduct behavior change communication (BCC) training focusing on SRH and GBV at the community level. Provide health communication services at the community level through an innovation platform. Develop and print IEC materials for BCC. Support functioning of the provincial and district RHCS task force and maternal mortality committee. Support the national maternal death surveillance annual report. To improve sexual, reproductive, maternal, new born, child and adolescent health (SRMNCAH) health outcomes including the demand, use and quality of reproductive sexual, maternal, newborn, child and adolescent health interventions in Sofala and Manica provinces.1. 임신부/산모/신생아 대상 양질의 필수 보건서비스 커버리지 증대 2. 현대적 방법을 활용한 가족계획 실천율 증대 3. 젠더기반폭력 대응 및 예방 역량 증대
Development of Eco-Friendly Processed Products to Enhance Income for Vulnerable Female Farmers in Kathmandu, Nepal In the context of Kathmandu, Nepal, the imperative lies in ensuring the sustained progression of eco-friendly agriculture while concurrently augmenting the income prospects for women and farmers. This project's principal goal is to realize this imperative through an array of concerted efforts, ultimately leading to the expansion of eco-friendly agricultural practices among underprivileged female farmers. Furthermore, a pivotal facet of the project involves the establishment of an exemplary model for the development of processed products. This endeavor encompasses the identification of eco-friendly production sites across two distinct locations, conducting comprehensive surveys within the agricultural product processing market, pinpointing suitable sites for the installation of agricultural processing centers (one location), streamlining the distribution system, engendering product development, delineating effective sales channels, and undertaking meticulous customer research. Promoting the expansion of eco-friendly agriculture among the vulnerable female farmers and establishing an agri-business model by processed product development to increase the income sources in Kathmandu, Nepal친환경 농업 여성 생산자 조직의 취약계층 참여적 민주적 거버넌스 구축, 친환경 농업 여성 생산자 조직의 비즈니스 역량 강화
Establishment of the National Data Bank of the Genetic Resources for Conservation and Sustainable Use of Biodiversity in Ecuador Establishment of a National Data-bank of Genetic Resources, which operates the data base and manages the resources at the national level, Development of the technical and scientific criteria for the conservation of the major natural resources distributed in: coastal marine, northern montane, central highland paramo, Amazon forest and agrobiodiversity, Implementation of the network process of 6 biocenters at the national level, Design and implementation of a capacity building program for INABIO staff and related stakeholders, Promote public awareness in biodiversity & conservation through the development of an e-learning platform open to citizens To strengthen the National System of Science, Technology, Innovation, and Traditional Knowledge through the implementation of the National Data-bank of Genetic Resources and networking process to improve the genetic resources management and promote research and technology development (R&T) in biotechnology for biodiversity conservation▣ 에콰도르 생물다양성 보전 및 지속가능한 이용을 위한 에콰도르 국가 유전자원 연구 활성화 및 관리 시스템 선진화 및 생물다양성 보전 관련 대국민 인식 제고
The Management of Agricultural Distribution Business to Improve the Quality of Life in Chandawe Cluster, Malawi 1) Collective Farm Operation and Agricultural Technology Education for Vulnerable Groups centered Women Farmers and the Poorest 2) Crop Distribution Business combined with Warehouse Rental and Micro Credit Services 1) the hight proportion of the extreme poverty, 2) limitied income generation opportunities for farms, and 3) marginalization of government support due to geographical and environmental constraints have undermined the economic self-reliance and threatened food security in Chandawe Cluster. Thus, Merry Year International aims to establish food security and enhance sustainable self-reliance of villagers of Chandawe Cluster through economic development by 1) improving poverty among the vulnerable groups, 2) providing option for various economic activities for farmers, 3) developing the self-reliance capability of the youth-centered community.1. 취약계층 경제적 자립도 향상을 통한 사회적기업 수익성 개선 2. 사회적 기업의 자립 역량 강화(지속가능성 확보)
Women's Catalyst Fund (WCF) for Women in Developing countries(Indonesia) Innovative financial products are well positioned to unlock investments for women economic empowerment, shifting the narrative of viewing women as victims of inequality to recognizing them as solutions to sustainable development. Direct beneficiaries will be from agriculture and rural development sector, gender equality, climate change Response. 1. Achieving the socio-economic empowerment of 500,000 women and girls by transitioning them to sustainable livelihoods. 2. Driving women's economic empowerment across Southeast and South Asia, and directly involving private sector investors to take an active role in advancing the UN SDGs, including SDG 5 and SDG 13, and 3. Innovative financial products are well positioned to unlock investments for women economic empowerment, shifting the narrative of viewing women as victims of inequality to recognizing them as solutions to sustainable development. Direct beneficiaries will be from agriculture and rural development sector, gender equality, climate change Response. 1. Achieving the socio-economic empowerment of 500,000 women and girls by transitioning them to sustainable livelihoods. 2. Driving women's economic empowerment across Southeast and South Asia, and directly involving private sector investors to take an active role in advancing the UN SDGs, including SDG 5 and SDG 13, and 3.1) Driving women's economic empowerment across Southeast and South Asia, and directly involving private sector investors to take an active role in advancing the UN SDGs, including SDG 5 (Gender Equality) and SDG 13 (Climate Action), 2) Advancing KOICA s current goals of exploring impact investing solutions to achieve the UN SDGs, at scale.
Promoting Adolescent Sexual and Reproductive Health in Leyte Province of Philippines 1.1.1 Training teachers on ASRH 1.1.2 Educating students on ASRH by trained teachers 1.1.3 Training peer educators 1.1.4 Supporting in-school ASRH campaign activities of peer educators 1.2.1 Improving school clinic(counseling) room to adolescents friendly space 1.2.2 Printing and distributing of ASRH materials 2.1.1 Campaign for increasing ASRH awareness at community level 2.1.2 Operating SNS-based platform for ASRH communication with information 2.1.3 Meeting with Govt. stakeholders related to ASRH issues 2.2.1 Improving health facility with logistics support 2.2.2 Training health workers on ASRH 2.2.3 Support adolescents pregnant on care service (Goal) Promoting adolescent sexual reproductive health in Leyte. (Outcome 1) Improving the sexual and reproductive health environment of adolescents in schools. (Outcome 2) Improving the sexual and reproductive health environment of adolescents in the community1.1. 학교 내 청소년 성생식 보건환경 개선 1.2. 지역사회 내 청소년 성생식 보건환경 개선
Project for Strengthening the Regional Health System with One Health Approach against Vector-borne and Zoonotic Diseases in Loreto Provision of equipment, Overseas training, Local training, Support of epidemiological research, etc., Overseas and local training for the healthcare workers in infectious disease treatment, Provision of essential equipment for treatment, Training of Community Health Workers (new/refresher), Provision of transportation for outreach, Organization and support operation of community surveillance committee, Community campaign, Overseas and local training for the environmental management, Establishing strategies for sustainable vector control, Training of administrative personnel in the health center and GERESA for the efficient management of facility operation To ensure universal access to essential health services in the neglected region by improving service availability in the community and strengthening public health surveillance for the endemic diseases in the region지역표준실험실 및 거점 보건소 중심 공중보건 감시체계 및 진단역량 강화, ▲주요 감염병 매개체 감시역량 및 실험 역량 강화, ▲미래 매개체 및 인수공통 감염병 공동대응을 위한 국제 파트너십 구축 및 운영
The project aims to develop and distribute portable filter water purifiers for clean water supply in Tanzania.((15months/KRW 299 million)) 1. Developing a suction-type recycled filter water purifier that has been verified for performance domestically and abroad. 2. Securing a local partner to solidify the business model and establish a foundation for commercialization 3. Improving accessibility to clean drinking water through the distribution of developed products. Business Objectives: To establish a network of cooperative partners, including the Tanzanian government, distribution companies, and processing/assembly companies. To promote exchanges and collaboration between Korea and Tanzania based on innovative domestic items, Impact/Change Objectives in Developing Countries: To address water scarcity issues by providing quality water to areas and locations suffering from water shortages. To promote social equality by supporting underprivileged groups who do not have access to water infrastructure, with priority given to rural schools.물(식수) 부족의 지역, 장소에 양질의 물(식수)을 공급하여 물(식수)부족을 해결
Project for elementary education empowerment by supporting the five public primary schools in Bishoftu, Oromia, Ethiopia - (Activity 1.1.1) ICT education support and IT learning room operation- (Activity 1.1.2) Support for educational equipment and training aids - (Activity 1.1.3) Digital attendance book support - (Activity 2.1.1) Food kit support for children in absolute poor families - (Activity 2.1.2) Crop cultivation support - (Activity 3.1.1) Awareness improvement education support - (Activity 3.2.1) Alternative sanitary pad makingaducation- (Activity 3.3.1) Health counseling and assistance device support for children with disabilities- (Activity 3.3.2) Support for families of disabled children - (Activity 4.1.1) Teacher workshop and TOT education program operation - (Activity 4.1.2) Teacher ICT center installation and operation of website OutcomeImprovement of advancement rate to upper grades for school children in all gradesStrengthening educational capabilities of regular teachersOutputEstablishment of ICT Learning Environment for five public primary schoolsAbsolute poor families with enhanced economic support for school-aged childrenVulnerable families with improved awareness of elementary education. female students, disabled studentsTeacherswithenhanced educational capabilities1. 전 학년 취학아동 대상 상급학년 진학률 향상2. 정규 교사들의 교육역량 강화
WASH in School Project in Rhino and Imvepi Refugee Settlement, Northwestern Uganda Activity 1. Construct toilets for 10,256 boys in targeted 9 schools in Rhino and Imvepi refugee settlements, Activity 2. Construct toilets for 7,748 girls in targeted 9 schools in Rhino and Imvepi refugee settlements, Activity 3. Construct toilets for 213 teachers in targeted 9 schools in Rhino and Imvepi refugee settlements, Activity 4. Install hand washing facilities in targeted 9 schools in Rhino and Imvepi refugee settlements, Activity 5. Distribute soaps in targeted 9 schools in Rhino and Imvepi refugee settlements, Activity 6. Conduct Basic H&S ToT workshops on teachers in targeted 9 schools in Rhino and Imvepi refugee settlements, Activity 7. Conduct MHM trainings on girls in targeted 9 schools in Rhino and Imvepi refugee settlements, Activity 8. Distribute reusable sanitary pads on girls in targeted 9 schools in Rhino and Imvepi refugee settlements Outcome 1. An improved access to enough, proper and safe sanitation facilities in schools with refugee pupils, Outcome 2. An improved access to MHM (Menstruation Hygiene Management) in schools with refugee pupils1. 우간다 라이노 및 임베피 난민 학생들의 교육 환경 내 <충분하고, 적절하며 안전하게 이용 가능한 위생시설> 접근성 향상 2. 우간다 라이노 및 임베피 난민 학생들의 교육 환경 내 생리위생관리(MHM) 접근성 향상
Supporting peaceful, safe, sustainable reintegration support for returning migrants and host communities in Zimbabwe impacted by the non-renewal of the Zimbabwe Exemption Permit (ZEP) Output 1.1: Migrants in South Africa have adequate knowledge and tailored information to make an informed and voluntary decision to return to Zimbabwe. Output 1.2 Local government has enhanced capacities for the provision of essential and reintegration-related services in Zimbabwe. Output 2.1: Community engagement and communal decision-making reduces the risk of conflicts and contributes to social stability and cohesion between host communities and returning migrants in Zimbabwe. Output 2.2 Returning migrants and host communities both benefit from socio-economic opportunities. Output 2.3: Returning migrants and host communities have improved access to mental health and psychosocial support (MHPSS). Output 3.1: Referral system is improved to provide services to returning migrants and host communities. Output 3.2: Zimbabwe Human Rights Commission (ZHRC) has necessary resources to address protection needs of returning migrants and host communities. Support the Government of Zimbabwe (GoZ) to provide sustainable reintegration support for returning migrants and their host communities for peaceful reintegration(성과목표 1) 남아공 귀국이주민의 안전한 이주를 지원하기 위한 정부, 지역사회 및 개인의 대비역량 강화, (성과목표 2) 남아공 귀국이주민과 호스트 커뮤니티에 대한 사회 안정 확보, 사회경제적 기회 증진, 심리적 안정감 개선 활동을 통한 지속가능한 재통합 지원, (성과목표 3) 귀국 이주민 및 호스트 커뮤니티를 위한 보호 서비스의 개선 및 짐바브웨 정부 및 기타 이해관계자의 사례 관리 역량강화
Enhancing fisheries productivity and expanding value chain for income generation of marginalized fisherman in Northern Palawan Philippines 1.1.a Training to strengthen the value chain of fisheries products and the capacity to operate cooperatives/businesses 1.1.b Support for seafood storage and processing infrastructure (refrigerating facilities, dryers and vacuum packers) 1.2.a Support for Seafood Buyer Matching 1.2.b Support for seafood distribution infrastructure (ship and transport trucks) 1.2.c Philippine Fisheries Distribution Seminar 2.1.a Support for fish and shellfish production infrastructure 2.1.b Additional income source training In Philippines, fisheries take up 2% of the national GDP and provide workplaces for 1.5m people out of the total population. However, lack of productivity and cold chain infrastructure result in low income of fishermen, especially municipal fisherman with low quality fishing tools and skills. This project mainly focuses on supporting municipal fishermen in El Nido and Taytay located in northern area of Palawan province. It aims to expand the business scale of the local fishery cooperative and establish infrastructure for safe transportation of fishery products, ultimately contributing to income generation of socio-economically marginalized municipal fishermen.어민 조합의 수산물 유통 및 사업 규모 확대, 어민 조합원의 소득원 다각화
Integrated Program for Reducing Emissions from Deforestation and forest Degradation(REDD+) in Haut-Uele Province, DR Congo Structuring / creation and strengthening of multi-stakeholder and multi-sectoral consultation structures on sustainable development, Capacity building of the technical services (land planning, land used, agriculture, and environment) at provincial, territorial and local levels, Support for the formulation of inclusive land planning scheme and land used plan, Support for clarification and registration of collective / individual land rights of local communities in REDD+, Transparent implementation of REDD + interventions, Dissemination of economically viable agricultural models with low impact on the forest, Integration of sustainable practices in the exploitation of timber (timber and fuelwood) and non-timber forest resources, Support for Alternative Livelihoods to communities (Indigenous Peoples, Women, and Youth), Improving the prevalence of modern contraceptive methods in target areas, Support for better understanding of demographic dynamics Stabilize deforestation and forest degradation and sustainably improve the incomes of local communities (including women, youth and indigenous peoples) in areas of strong REDD stakes in the provinces of Haut-Uele▣ 지역 공동체의 토지소유권 등록 절차의 명확화 ▣ 산림 부담을 최소화하는 농업 모델 확산 ▣ 목재 및 비목재임산물 수확을 위한 지속가능한 방법 확산 ▣ 대체소득사업 발굴
Social Cohesion and Sustainable Livelihood for Forcibly Displaced People and Host Communities in Niger 1.Strengthen self-reliance through market-based skills for an improved socioeconomic integration of forcibly displaced and host communities.2.Improve climate-resilient and sustainable agriculture for income generation through innovative production techniques.3.Support peaceful coexistence, mutual understanding, and conflict resolution among displaced and host communities through youth-led and community-based governance mechanism. The goal of the project is to improve the security and economic development of refugees, IDPs and host communities affected by armed conflicts and climate-related shocks in two regions of Niger, through sustainable livelihoods, climate-resilient means of production, promoting social cohesion and peaceful coexistence between refugees, IDPs, and host communities.▣ 시장기반의 직업교육 및 취창업 교육을 통한 강제이주민 및 원주민 생계역량 강화 ▣ 기후 탄력적인 소득 창출 농업생산을 통한 강제이주민과 원주민의 생계 및 사회적 결속력 강화 ▣ 강제이주민과 원주민 공동 참여 활동을 통해 사회계층 간 긴장 및 불평등 완화
Women Empowerment in Integrated Maricutlure Value Chains in Zanzibar Establishment of 2 seaweed/Sea cucumber poly-culture pilot farms, Production of seaweed/sea cucumber in the poly-culture pilot farms, Establishent of 4 coastal(deep-sea farming technology) seaweed pilot farms, Establishment of Aquatic Product Processing Center, Establishent of governance system and capacity building training of the Aquatic Product Processing Center committee, Seaweed/sea cucumber processing infrastructure and equipment, Training to strengthen the capability of female fishermen to process seaweed/sea cucumber, Establishment of governance system and capacity building training of the Aquatic Product Processing Center committee, Training to strengthen the capability of female fishermen to process seaweed/sea cucumber To reduce poverty, improve the quality of living standard and achieve rural development in a sustainable way▣ (성과1) 해조류 양식 여성 어업인 대상 부가소득원 창출 ▣ (성과2) 여성어업인의 해조류 대량생산 및 판매를 통한 시장교섭력 강화 ▣ (성과3) 여성어업인의 해조류 및 해삼 가공 역량 강화
Conservation and Restoration of Preah Pithu Temple and Elephant Terrace in Angkor (2nd Phase) Enhance the capacity development of Cambodian experts through the integration of Korean innovation, In-depth survey on the history of human occupation of the site, art and architecture history of the temple complex, structural behaviors and stability of the Temple CHORM and the Terrace of the Elephants, Carry out the conservation and restoration of 1) Temple CHORM, 2) Especially the high risk sections of the Preah Pithu Temple Group and 3) The Terrace of the Elephants, Provide the equipment support to carry out the project implementation, Improve the laboratory of conservation with training local staffs to use and maintain the laboratory properly, and Carry out technical meetings and workshops for improving and exchanging various knowledge and experiences on cultural heritage preservation Conservation of Cambodia's primary tourist resource, Angkor Wat to increase tourism revenue, Contribution to national development through strengthened preservation technology capacity국제기간 협력을 통한 압사라청 연구・실무 역량 강화
Kenya Kalobeyei Integrated Drought Response and Management Project (K-DREAM Project) 1.1.1 Conduct feasibility study and consultancy for construction of water supply systems and water pans 1.1.2 Upgrade water supply systems in refugee settlement and host communities 1.1.3 Rehabilitate and construct water pans in host communities 1.2.1Support formation of Water Management Committees for host communities 1.2.2 Conduct trainings and reflection meetings with Water Management ommittees2.1.1 Support formation of Producer Groups for refugees and host communities2.1.2 Facilitate training of Producer Groups on various climate adaptation interventions 2.1.3upport agricultural and pastoral inputs for food security and nutrition 2.1.4 Facilitate exposure visits for sharing successful cases for Producer Groups2.2.1 Facilitate reseeding of rangeland with seed balls 2.2.2 Support formation of Natural Resource Management Committees for refugees and host communities2.2.3 Conduct trainings and reflection meetings with Natural Resource Manageme This project will work to enhance access to safe and sustainable water resources and increase agro-pastoral production of refugees and host population by strengthening their resilience in response to the repeated and intensified droughts caused by climate change.1. 안전하고 지속가능한 수자원 접근성 증대 2. 기후 적응 농목축업을 통한 생산 증대
APHIS/VS Activity 1: NVSL hosted four veterinarians from the Secretaria de Agricultura, Ganaderia, Dessarrollo y Rural. Pesca y Alimentacion (SAGARPA) in Mexico City, Mexico. The purpose of this visit was to receive PCR proficiency training on rRT-PCR for Newcastle Disease (ND) as part of SAGARPAs application to the Office of International Epizootics (OIE) for recognition of Mexicos freedom of ND. Trip covered by APHIS/IS, salary coved by NVSL. Activity 2: From January 16-20, 2012, NVSL in coordination with the FAS Cochran Fellowship Program provided training in Exotic Newcastle Disease (END) for three technical experts from Mexico in Ames, Iowa. The course focused on developing END proficiency panels to certify END diagnostic laboratories in Mexico. The goal of this course is to increase Mexicos ability to detect and eradicate poultry diseases, benefiting U.S. poultry producers and potentially lowering the risk of introducing the disease into the U.S; Activity 3: The National Veterinary Services Laboratories, Diagnostic Bacteriology Laboratory, hosted five laboratory personnel f
2011 Congreso Sociedad Iberoamericana de Epidemiologa Veterinaria y Medicina Preventiva (SIEVMP APHIS contributed funds to offset costs for the 2011 Congreso Sociedad Iberoamericana de Epidemiologa Veterinaria y Medicina Preventiva (SIEVMP), Avian Health session. The conference was an opportunity for SIEVMP attendees to share experiences on animal disease epidemiology, including sanitary status, prevention, control, and eradication techniques, and diagnostic tests. The conference was an opportunity to build capacity in the region, through training courses on state-of-the-art epidemiological techniques in spatial analysis, risk analysis, and data collection and analysis. The SIEVMP included an avian health session focusing on HPAI and the control and prevention of avian diseases. Participants were able to build ties and coordinate actions between researchers and decision makers from across the region. The objective of the SIEVMP is to provide a platform in Latin America to share animal health information in Spanish and Portuguese. This is the only professional society of its kind in the Americas.
Youlima Cohorts 2 and 3 Grantees The Recipient under this Agreement, Action Sociale et d'Organisation Paysanne (ASOP), is a legally recognized non-governmental organization in the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) that has demonstrated expertise in grassroots development and serves as USADFs local technical assistance Partner in the DRC. Youlima, formed in 2015, is an organization that promotes entrepreneurship to dismantle youth unemployment. Youlima is dedicated to giving youth the tools and opportunities needed to create successful business models through dissemination of information, trainings, and seed capital to start their businesses. Through this Program, ASOP, working with the Youlima team, will act as the point of contact with the selected Entrepreneurs and Micro, Small and Medium Sized Enterprises (MSMEs) of Cohorts 2 and 3 of the Youlima Youth Incubator program in South Kivu, DRC. .ASOP will facilitate (a) the validation of 38 entrepreneurs and their owned, managed, and duly registered MSMEs in DRC, (b) validation of the selected entrepreneurs banking details and documentation, (c) confirmation of receipt of the investment toolkits by the entrepreneurs, and (d) collection of the outcome reports, financial reports, and project stories. This Cooperative Agreement grant is part of a broader collaboration with USADFs strategic partner the Citi Foundation, which is providing the funding for this grant. ASOP will coordinate with 38 entrepreneurs in the Democratic Republic of the Congo to confirm the existence of their enterprises and facilitate funds transfer for investment toolkits in the form of non-repayable capital of US$5,000 (Five Thousand United States Dollars).
Lebanon Civic Action Accelerator Program (Leb-CAAP) (Lebanon): .The Lebanon Civic Action Accelerator Program (Leb-CAAP) represents a continuation of USAID's longstanding support to Lebanon's vibrant civil society and strives to promote democratic inclusiveness, transparency, and accountability through strengthening civil society organizations' (CSOs) capacity and supporting their community advocacy activities. The activity utilizes a combination of small grants and technical advisory services and emphasizes interventions that empower local partners and increase public understanding of the rights-based reforms at the national and local levels. The Mission is exploring how these interventions can address the needs in the south as a result of hostilities between Hizballah and Israel. Leb-CAAP's interventions advance Agency policy priorities to promote greater use of local partners in carrying out assistance work and focus on increased transparency, diversity, and inclusion. Additionally, Leb-CAAP will utilize $500,000 of in HEED direct funds to develop a Diversity, Equity, Inclusion, and Accessibility Labs at AUB, LAU, and Notre Dame University (NDU), enabling diverse groups to come together to co-create innovative methods and approaches to building knowledge, skills and opportunities for inclusion..
Livelihoods and Inclusive Finance Expansion (LIFE) (Lebanon): .FY 2019 assistance will improve livelihoods, strengthen.small family run businesses, and expand access to financial services that will.ultimately enhance economic opportunities and grow incomes. The.Livelihoods and Inclusive Finance Expansion (LIFE) activity focuses on the.creation of economic opportunities that increase incomes in selected.vulnerable, peri-urban areas of Lebanon for disadvantaged groups, including.women and persons with disabilities. Through partnerships will local banks, the.activity will continue to expand access to financial services to unbanked.individuals and previously excluded microbusinesses, leading to wider access to.checking and savings accounts, debit/ATM cards, mobile banking, credit.availability, and financial literacy. LIFE will also work with the Central.Bank of Lebanon on advancing regulations that will promote financial inclusion.and will continue to provide support for livelihoods through grants and.business training to microenterprises..
Higher Education Scholarship Program (HES-2) - LAU (Lebanon): .In 2024, USAID/Lebanon will support Lebanese students graduating from public and private schools who demonstrate academic merit and high financial need to attend the Lebanese American University (LAU) under the HES-2 program. This program is attributed to the higher education earmark (scholarships) and is directed by Congress. HES-2 will fund the academic studies of at least 45 Lebanese students enrolled in the 2024-2025 academic year. The program will cover full undergraduate tuition, monthly stipends, housing or transportation allowance, books, laptops, and medical insurance for students majoring in academic fields with high prospects for meaningful employment. Moreover, HES-2 will endeavor to maximize students' potential to contribute to the long-term political, economic, and social development of Lebanon through academic excellence, leadership training, and career preparation. The activity will contribute to improved job readiness and will ultimately help students strengthen their income-earning potential. Moreover, the HES-2 program will provide financial aid support to a select number of regular students who have been adversely affected financially by the deteriorating situation in Lebanon using HEED directive funds. The Mission will work with LAU on finalizing the terms of this support, however USAID expects to provide financial aid support to at least 750 students enrolled at LAU. Of $25 million in HEED directive funds, around $8.75 million will be met through this activity..
Lebanon Investment Initiative (LII) (Lebanon): .The Lebanon Investment Initiative (LII) activity was launched to provide equity financing to small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) and to develop the venture capital and private equity ecosystems in Lebanon. LII establishes thematic investment capital with its funds and matching capital to invest in potential high-growth Lebanese enterprises within specific sectors/industries. With FY 2023 resources, LII will devote considerable effort to job creation and sustainment, market-linkages for local products, and greater access to business support services and mentoring for local entrepreneurs. In addition to its investment activities, LII provides guarantees on investments made by angel investors and technical assistance to investors on best practices. Due to the protracted and deepening economic and financial crises, LII began establishing venture debt funds to provide working capital and long-term debt facilities to SMEs. LII's pivot from equity to debt investments complements USAID's development objectives in Lebanon as the economic and financial crises caused the banking and financing sector to collapse. LII is currently offering convertible debt instruments to SMEs of various growth stages, while also raising additional capital to meet debt financing demand. LII is also providing loans for businesses that want to install renewable energy solutions. Under this particular Solar and Renewable Energy Fund, LII is also leveraging private capital to expand the fund and enhance the fund's ability to provide a larger number of loans. Last but not least, in FY 2023, LII will invest in Berytech Fund III, a fund that is expected to raise a total of $50 million to provide debt/equity finance to Lebanese businesses amid a banking deadlock. .
Building Alliance for Local Advancement, Development and Investment (BALADI) Caritas (Lebanon): Resource constraints, the economic crisis, and the Syrian.refugee situation in Lebanon has placed municipalities and communities in extremely.dire conditions. Therefore, the USAID-funded BALADI activity is expanding its support.to non-profit organizations to implement community-driven activities that.improve the livelihood of citizens in cooperation/coordination with.municipalities. FY 2019 funds will be.used to implement 10-16 new interventions that engage non-governmental.organizations, particularly faith-based entities, to provide and expand critical.services to vulnerable persons, including but not limited to improving livelihoods,.agro-processing, as well social and educational services. BALADI may undertake.limited light construction and renovation interventions where appropriate and.may provide beneficiary organizations with equipment to increase their capacity.to carry out services. Activities will be carried out nationwide. .
Higher Education Scholarships (HES-2) - AUB (Lebanon): In 2024, USAID/Lebanon will support Lebanese students graduating from public and private schools who demonstrate academic merit and high financial need to attend the American University of Beirut (AUB) under the Higher Education Scholarship (HES-2) program. This program is attributed to the higher education earmark (scholarships) and is directed by Congress. HES-2 will fund the studies of at least 45 Lebanese students enrolled in the 2024-2025 academic year. The program will cover full undergraduate tuition, monthly stipends, housing or transportation allowance, books, laptops, and medical insurance for students majoring in academic fields with high prospects for meaningful employment. Moreover, HES-2 will endeavor to maximize students' potential to contribute to the long-term political, economic, and social development of Lebanon through academic excellence, leadership training, and career preparation. The activity will contribute to improved job readiness and will ultimately help students strengthen their income-earning potential. Moreover, the HES-2 program will provide financial aid support to a select number of enrolled students at AUB who have been adversely affected financially by the deteriorating situation in Lebanon using the Higher Education - Economic Crises (HEED) directive funds. The Mission will work with AUB on finalizing the terms of this support, however USAID expects to provide financial aid support to at least 750 students enrolled at AUB. Of $25 million in HEED direct funds, around $8.75 million will be met through this activity.
Higher Education Scholarships (HES) - AUB (Lebanon): In 2022, USAID/Lebanon will.support Lebanese students graduating from public and private schools who.demonstrate academic merit and financial need to attend the American University.of Beirut (AUB) under the Higher Education Scholarships (HES).program. This program is attributed to the higher education earmark and is.directed by Congress. HES will fund the studies of at least 45.students enrolled at AUB in the 2021-2022 academic year. This activity.covers full undergraduate tuition, stipends, housing (or transportation.allowance), books, and medical insurance for studies majoring in academic.fields with high prospects for meaningful employment. This activity will.also include a component that helps scholars develop important soft skills.through civic engagement and leadership activities, including participation in.community projects in their hometowns or urban neighborhoods. The activity.contributes to improved job readiness and ultimately helps students strengthen.their income-earning potential. Moreover, the HES program will provide.financial aid support to a select number of regular students who have been.adversely affected financially by the deteriorating situation in Lebanon using.the Higher Education - Economic Crises earmark funds. The Mission will work with.AUB on finalizing the terms of this support, however USAID expects to provide.financial aid support to around 2,100 students enrolled at AUB. Of $37M in HED Economies in Crisis directive, around $21.5M will be met through this activity..
Trade and Investment Facilitation Activity (TIF) (Lebanon): With FY 2023 resources, USAID will facilitate import substitution as well as the export of Lebanese goods and services to generate foreign exchange through technical assistance and private sector partnerships that maintain employment and promote job creation, generate income growth, and improve the business enabling environment. The Trade and Investment Facilitation (TIF) activity utilizes a market-led approach through private sector engagement to unlock opportunities to better catalyze growth in key Lebanese economic sectors, including manufacturing, food production, tourism, services, and information technology. Assistance will create trade and investment hubs and networks of local stakeholders within sectors, which will be able to effectively engage buyers across Lebanon, the MENA region, and globally in order to expand access to international markets for Lebanese goods and services. The activity received $4 million in FY 2022 Ukraine supplemental funds specifically for interventions that contribute to food security and in FY23, the activity will continue working in the same areas of interventions by focusing on import substitution and leveraging funds to fuel commercial expansion for Lebanese businesses. By partnering with multiple stakeholders within the private sector such as businesses, non-governmental organizations, chambers of commerce, and business associations, TIF will also pursue sorely needed reforms, contribute to greater transparency in economic planning and policies, and promote public-private dialogue to facilitate the public adoption of such reform measures. Additionally, TIF will utilize $3 million in HEED direct funds to: develop renewable energy curriculum at AUB, LAU, and NDU; partner with LAU's Pharmacy School to develop curriculum and expertise to establish a drug bioequivalence center; and (3) work with NDU to build out its aquaculture curriculum, supporting university extension services to improve Lebanese agricultural value c
Workforce Development Activity (Lebanon): With FY 2020 funds, the Workforce Development activity - a task order under the Community Support Program - will continue to provide technical assistance, co-investments, and scholarships in partnership with Technical and Vocational Education and Training (TVET) organizations that in turn improve labor skills and employment opportunities for Lebanese workers. The task order will ultimately endeavor to accomplish the project goal of building a commercially-based market for TVET providers with stronger links to the private sector on the supply side, and a more accessible and beneficial market for students and job seekers on the demand side that will better address the needs of underserved and vulnerable areas of Lebanon. The program will be considered a pilot intervention and therefore will have a strong learning and evaluation component designed to determine which aspects of workforce development assistance programs are most effective in Lebanon, as well as identify the aspects that are not effective..
IDEAS - Innovation for Affordable and Renewable Energy for All (INARA) (Lebanon): Using FY 2023 assistance, the Innovation for Affordable and Renewable Energy for All (INARA) activity will work with groups of communities to improve the availability and reliability of and reduce the costs associated with providing electricity supply in Lebanon. Toward this end, INARA will continue the emergency repairs at a major hydro power plant to provide reliable electricity to 17 communities in the Mount Lebanon region, and will initiate solar energy solutions to benefit a cluster of villages in the Bekaa Valley. The activity will work on building private and public sector partnerships with clusters of communities and will also employ community committees to operate and maintain these systems in a transparent manner that builds trust in local government. INARA will also support reforms to the regulatory framework on renewable energy to create an enabling environment that increases adoption of innovative renewable energy solutions. These interventions are aligned closely with the Mission's Development Objective to ensure effective public service delivery under its current Country Development and Cooperation Strategy and to address Agency Climate Change policy priorities. Finally, INARA will maximize community engagement and incentives for reducing energy consumption within selected municipalities while creating solid partnerships with the Lebanese diaspora that act as assistance multipliers. With further mobilization of diaspora funding, INARA expects to scale up these initial solar energy interventions to maximize the number of beneficiaries.
Higher Education Scholarships (HES) - LAU (Lebanon): In 2022, USAID will support.Lebanese students graduating from public and private schools who demonstrate.academic merit and financial need to attend the Lebanese American University.(LAU) under the Higher Education Scholarships (HES) program. This program is.attributed to the higher education earmark and is directed by Congress. HES.will fund the academic studies of at least 55 students enrolled at LAU in the.2021-2022 academic year. This activity covers full undergraduate tuition,.stipends, housing (or transportation allowance), books, and medical insurance.for students majoring in academic fields with high prospects for meaningful.employment. This activity will also include a component that helps scholars develop.important soft skills through civic engagement and leadership activities,.including participation in community projects in their hometowns or urban.neighborhoods. The activity contributes to improved job readiness and.ultimately helps students strengthen their income-earning potential. Moreover,.the HES program will provide financial aid support to a select number of.regular students who have been adversely affected financially by the.deteriorating situation in Lebanon using the Higher Education - Economic Crises.earmark funds. The Mission will work with LAU on finalizing the terms of this.support, however USAID expects to provide financial aid support to around 1,600.students enrolled at LAU. Of $37M in HED Economies in Crisis directive, around $15.5M will be met through this activity..
University Scholarship Program (USPVII) (Lebanon): In FY 2015, USAID will continue its support to academically meritorious yet financially disadvantaged public school graduates to attend higher educational institutions that promote tolerance, critical thinking, and gender and social equality. USAID will issue a request for applications to solicit interested organizations to implement the seventh and newest phase of the scholarship program. It expects to make up to two awards in service to more than 240 students. The awards, expected by end of September 2015, will be funded initially by FY 2014 expiring funds and FY 2015 funds will be used to incrementally fund the prospective awards.The University Scholarship Program (USP) provides a full scholarship covering undergraduate tuition and ancillary educational costs to public school students. Scholars are expected to enroll in majors that have high prospects for meaningful employment. Through this focus, USP contributes to student job readiness and raises the potential of participants for higher income careers. USP combines academic excellence through studies at top ranked universities in Lebanon with leadership training, civic engagement and career preparation. To date, nearly 500 scholarships have been awarded at the American University of Beirut, the Lebanese American University, and Haigazian University under the program. The program expects to enroll an additional ninety students by August 2015.
Lebanon Industry Value Chain Development program (LIVCD) (Lebanon): Agriculture and the products and services associated with Lebanon's economy in rural areas are potential drivers of the country's future economic growth. USAID supports "value chains," the various inputs and processes that turn a product from raw material to a higher-value final product.USAID's ongoing Lebanon Industry Value Chain Development (LIVCD) project partners with the private sector to increase farmer incomes and new employment opportunities for marginalized groups and regions of Lebanon, including those affected by the Syria crisis. It develops eight competitive value chains, increases agriculture productivity, improves processed food, and enhances tourism and related services in rural areas. Targeted industries include high-value agriculture products (e.g. apples, pears, cherries, avocados, olive oil, grapes, honey, and flowers), processed foods, and rural tourism. USAID will use FY~2014 funds to provide technical and capacity-building assistance together with providing equipment, small grants, and facilitated loans so beneficiaries in each industry can expand their business opportunities. This assistance will target agricultural producers, processors and packers to expand production, reduce post-harvest losses and increase high value crop sales. It will also improve agro-services and food products through the adoption of new technologies and best practices and link businesses to local, regional, and international markets. Funds will assist private sector and farmer groups to address policy and technical constraints such as expanding markets, conforming to food safety standards, accessing finance, and advocating for the Government of Lebanon to support agriculture and alleviate the effect of the Syrian crisis on Lebanon's agro-food sector. Supported activities will strengthen the coordination and collaboration among farmers, input suppliers, marketers, service providers, business associations, lenders, processers, retailers, exporters and
Building Alliance for Local Advancement, Development and Investment Capacity Building (BALADI CAP) (Lebanon): With FY 2019 resources, the Building Alliances for Local.Advancement, Development, and Investment - Capacity Building (BALADI CAP).activity will continue to provide tailored capacity development assistance and.small grants to local Civil Society Organizations (CSOs). This includes.supporting 1) a new cohort of faith-based, non-governmental organizations to.provide basic essential services to religious and ethnic minorities in.under-served communities, 2) three Intermediary Service Organizations and their.CSO members to further expand their reach and amplify the impact of their.advocacy efforts, and 3) civil society organizations to increase transparency and to combat corruption by providing much-needed technical knowledge and expertise on public procurement and other government oversight issues. BALADI CAP will leverage its well-established Good Governance and Accountability Advocacy Network local CSOs to assist legislators in addressing these issues..
Diverting Waste by Encouraging Reuse and Recycling (DAWERR) (Lebanon): .Under the Diverting Waste by Encouraging Reuse and Recycling (DAWERR) activity, USAID supports clusters of communities to create financially sustainable solutions to increase the reuse, recycling, and monetization of solid waste, as well as minimize the amount of solid waste that goes into landfills. The activity will utilize the latest recycling and composting practices and technologies and provide technical advisory services to improve solid waste management services, encourage communities to sort at source, and maximize the use of the recycling value chain to develop sustainable business models with the private sector. The Ministries of Environment and Industry have enthusiastically endorsed USAID's approach, particularly because it dovetails closely with the Government of Lebanon's (GOL) strategy for solid waste management. These interventions are aligned closely with the Mission's Development Objective to provide essential services to the Lebanese people under its current Country Development and Cooperation Strategy..
IDEAS - Promoting Sustainable Livelihoods (PSL) (Lebanon): The Promoting Sustainable Livelihoods (PSL) activity is the first New Partnerships Initiative (NPI) in Lebanon awarded to a local organization in September 2020, advancing USAID's priorities and localization vision. The activity's initiatives will continue helping communities located in seven clusters of municipalities, including 134 municipalities in Mount, Bekaa, South Lebanon, and North Lebanon to create enabling environments that improve residents' livelihoods amid the current economic downturn. PSL will provide specialized technical training and grants for creating or enhancing municipal and private sector infrastructure and other physical assets within clusters of beneficiary municipalities. Interventions may focus on, among other things, providing in-kind and technical assistance, infrastructure rehabilitation, and access to markets to create new jobs, increase revenues, and improve livelihoods; providing spaces for community-based organizations for small and medium size enterprises to operate more effectively; building local labor force and creating short-term cash-for-work opportunities; and constructing or rehabilitating hiking trails or historical/cultural sites that encourage income-generating activities. PSL works at the community level by reducing dependence on diesel through designing climate change adaptation interventions such as solar water pumps for rainwater collection ponds, and installation of irrigation systems to improve water use efficiency. PSL will establish new or reinforce existing local livelihoods committees in the supported clusters to drive interventions during the activity's lifespan and ideally beyond it..
Water Sanitation and Conservation (WSC) Activity (Lebanon): The Water Sanitation and Conservation (WSC) flagship water sector activity continues USAID's partnership with Lebanese water establishments by expanding the capacity of wastewater and sanitation infrastructure, increasing the efficiency of public water utilities to manage water resources, enhancing citizens' water stewardship, and promoting private sector engagement. WSC will invest in innovative solutions that promote water conservation, energy efficiency, and cost recovery. Using FY 2023 resources, interventions will include the rehabilitation of existing water supply and wastewater infrastructure, installation of solar power equipment, as well as focused capacity building and institutional support to water utilities in operations and maintenance. These interventions are well suited to meet USAID's development objective in the water sector and are closely aligned with the Ministry of Energy and Water's water strategy. The Mission is exploring how these interventions can address the needs in the south as a result of hostilities between Hizballah and Israel. WSC will also support climate change adaptation through implementation of interventions that improve water-use efficiency by introducing water demand management strategies to reduce water consumption, and through installing solar power generation equipment to reduce reliance on fuel-run power generators. USAID will partner with capable local communities, civil society organizations, and private sector entities to promote good water governance, private sector partnerships, and community water conservation practices. This activity is attributed to the water earmark..
Quality Instruction Toward Access and Basic Education Improvement (QITABI 3) (Lebanon): USAID will support Lebanon's education sector through the $97 million Quality Instruction Toward Access and Basic Education Improvement (QITABI 3) activity awarded in August 2023. This activity will ensure that children and youth receive improved instruction resulting in gains in literacy, numeracy, and social emotional skills, and that higher proportions of students complete school. QITABI 3 supports the national service providers of education to improve their institutional effectiveness to deliver quality educational services, and provides students with access to social and emotional learning, life skills and youth programs to prepare them for the future. At least 300,000 students from all Lebanese public schools will benefit from interventions under QITABI 3. The Mission is exploring how these interventions can address the needs in the south as a result of hostilities between Hizballah and Israel. The activity will increase retention rates across about 1,200 public and low-cost private schools. This activity directly contributes to USAID's objective of improving the effectiveness of educational institutions and boosting learning outcomes and is attributed to the basic education earmark. The girls in areas of conflict directive will be fully met by this activity...
Lebanon Enterprise Development (LED) (Lebanon): .Using FY 2020 funds, USAID will continue to support firm level growth leading to job creation in Lebanon. The Lebanon Enterprise Development (LED) activity applies a market-led approach and partners with local firms to facilitate the provision of business development services and solutions that address critical technical constraints, and better enable them to increase productivity, boost sales, and create jobs. Business development services include: technical assistance and mentoring to improve management practices; marketing and outreach to prospective new buyers; expert consultation to enable the adoption of new technologies; facilitating access to financial services; upgrading processes in order to meet international quality standards; improving branding; and enhancing market access. And where possible, LED will remain flexible to meet the demands of partners in the context of the ongoing decline of the Lebanese economy. LED also partners with business associations to address shared constraints. The activity builds the local market for business consultancy services so that it is more commercial and in no further need of subsidies and foreign assistance..
Monitoring and Evaluation Program for Lebanon (MEPL) (Lebanon): .With FY 2023 resources, the Monitoring and Evaluation Program for Lebanon (MEPL) will provide USAID/Lebanon with support in project/activity monitoring, evaluation, research, organizational learning, and knowledge management. The primary goal of this contract is to improve performance management at all levels to help the Mission meet Agency requirements, make better informed strategic and management decisions, and advance USAID learning about effective development approaches. The MEPL activity will provide consistent, relevant, and frequent performance monitoring and reporting of USAID/Lebanon activities; conduct performance evaluations as well as assessments; and supplement field visits through third-party monitoring when necessary. This contract is also responsible for the integration of a Mission-wide Collaborating, Learning and Adapting (CLA) approach by organizing and facilitating learning events, and conducting post-activity assessments to inform future programming..
Performance Management and Support Program for Lebanon The Performance Management and Support Program for Lebanon II (PMSPL II) aims to support the implementation of USAID/Lebanons Performance Management Plan, and strengthen Implementing Partners Monitoring and Evaluation efforts. Activities of the project are: 1) Conduct Project Site Verification Visits to ensure Implementing Mechanisms have reported data, beneficiaries, inventory, and trainings accurately; 2) Ensure the integration of Gender issues into USAID/Lebanons activities; 3) Support USAID/Lebanons Geographic Information System activities; 4) Provide evaluation services; 5) Build the capacity of local organizations in M&E; 6) Assist in project design, management, and reporting; 7) Provide quality control for the designs and implementation of construction funded by USAID; 8) Contribute to Development Outreach and Communication efforts; 9) Conduct special studies and assessments to inform USAID strategic decision making; and 10) Provide architectural and engineering backstopping for USAID/Lebanon to ensure quality construction.
Quality Instruction Toward Access and Basic Education Improvement (QITABI 2) (Lebanon): USAID's nationally focused Quality Instruction Toward Access and Basic Education Improvement (QITABI 2) activity supports the improvement of student learning results in Lebanese public and private primary schools from grades 1-6 and assists the Government of Lebanon to deliver quality education. The activity improves students' performance in reading and writing in Arabic and in other official languages of instruction, as well as in early grade numeracy. QITABI 2 also enhances the social and emotional learning outcomes of students by developing the capacity of educational institutions and training teachers on methodologies that promote social and emotional learning in the classroom. In summer 2021, QITABI 2 piloted a first-of-its-kind summer catch up program in public schools, benefiting about 30,000 students nationwide. Using FY 2022 funds, USAID's assistance will continue to improve student learning outcomes nationwide in literacy, numeracy, and social and emotional learning through teacher training, content development, and technical assistance. This activity is attributed to the basic education earmark and supports the Administration priority of ensuring high-quality education and opportunities for children.
Lebanon Water Project (LWP) (Lebanon): .Using FY 2019 resources, USAID will continue to support Lebanon's four Regional Water Establishments (RWEs) and the Litani River Authority through the Lebanon Water Project (LWP). Given the current financial crisis that has impacted Lebanon, the RWEs are facing an unprecedented challenge of having to continue to provide water and wastewater services with very limited revenues. These RWEs are now depleting their limited financial reserves to pay for staff salaries and electric power supply, mainly diesel generators, due to unreliability of public power grid. LWP will assist RWEs with offsetting their current halt of revenues by decreasing their operational costs. LWP will support the RWEs with infrastructure upgrades, equipment procurement, and essential spare parts provision that save on the RWEs operation costs. For instance, LWP will provide photovoltaic panels for essential pumping stations to reduce the need for diesel run electric generators. LWP will also implement a number of interventions to reduce network leakages by upgrading/repair of selected existing networks and expanding on its current scope to install production and household meters. LWP will also reduce water supply system breakdowns by providing essential spare parts for vital pumping and supply facilities. Following this approach, LWP will help RWEs to cope with this crisis until Lebanon has started recovering and is back on the stabilization track..
Agriculture and Rural Empowerment Activity (ARE) (Lebanon): Using FY 2023 assistance, USAID will continue to support vulnerable economies in Lebanon by supporting the agri-food sector and other light industries to strengthen food security and improve livelihoods, sustain existing jobs while creating new ones, and increase farmers' and workers' incomes. The Agriculture and Rural Empowerment (ARE) activity partners with micro, small, and medium enterprises to provide technical and financial resources to increase their competitiveness using a market systems approach in value chains such as fresh and processed produce, dairy and fodder, and fruit trees, to access domestic and export markets. The Mission is exploring how these interventions can address the needs in the south as a result of hostilities between Hizballah and Israel. ARE will continue introducing climate change adaptation interventions such as vegetable greenhouse upgrades with controlled atmospheric measures. These practices will increase crop production and reduce the use of chemicals and water. Given that Lebanon has relied overwhelmingly on imported products, USAID will scale up interventions that ARE had launched using $10 million in FY 2022 Ukraine supplemental funds and launch new interventions to address food insecurity and support livelihoods through access to inputs, import substitution, reducing production and processing costs, and ensuring job creation or retention to increase or maintain household income. ARE's commitment to inclusive economic growth and improving employment opportunities will help pave Lebanon's path to long-term stability. Additionally, ARE will utilize $2 million in HEED direct funds to partner with AUB's Advancing Research Enabling Communities Center to advance research and development for resilient agriculture varieties and more efficient technology adoption to mitigate climate change impacts.
PROG 2017-2021_Outcome_Les ménages ruraux des zones de Dialakoto, Diossong et Mont Rolland développent des modèles d’exploitations familiales durables (économiquement, socialement, écologiquement) intégrant les initiatives économiques des jeunes et des femmes Directs : Les bénéficiaires directs du programme sont les membres des familles paysannes impliquées dans les processus d’amélioration et valorisation des productions, de promotion de l’agroécologie et d’intégration de l’entrepreneuriat jeunes et femmes au sein des exploitations familiales. De même que les associations de producteurs (GPF, GIE). Ce sont en conséquence, au niveau des cinq zones : 480 familles qui vont bénéficier des appuis sur l’amélioration des systèmes de production et l’appui aux initiatives entrepreneuriales (Résultat1 et Résultat 3) ; 560 familles supplémentaires dans le cadre de l’appui à la valorisation des productions et la sensibilisation nutritionnelle (Résultat2). Indirects : Grâce à l’ancrage communautaire des OP, les actions du programme iront au-delà des villages d’intervention et toucheront indirectement les familles des sphères d’actions de ces OP. A travers les sensibilisations, les émissions radiophoniques, la diffusion des innovations du programme par les paysans démonstrateurs et les microentreprises rurales créées, le programme impactera environ 784 familles à Djilor, 684 familles à Dialakoto et 632 familles à Mont Rolland. Outre leurs interactions dans le cadre des synergies transversales, Eclosio (anciennement ADG) et ULB-Coopération vont travailler conjointement sur : - liens avec les acteurs de recherche. Notamment dans la collaboration avec ARES et au sein de la Task Force multi-acteurs Agroécologie, - échanges d’informations et évaluations conjointes renforcés dans le cadre du programme commun, - des synergies opérationnelles seront effectives autour de Tambacounda.
PROG 2017-2021_Outcome_Las familias campesinas fortalecen sus capacidades para el ejercicio de sus derechos económicos, sociales, culturales y ambientales, con fin de vivir dignamente de la agricultura familiar y de otras actividades vinculadas al desarrollo sostenible de sus territorios, bajo enfoques de género e intercultural Interactuando con Territorios Vivos Beneficiarios-as directos-as : Familias, comunidades campesinas y población rural de los territorios en Ancash y Huancavelica; familias de productores agroecológicos y consumidores de mercados agroecológicos de Ancash, Cusco, Huancavelica, Lima, Piura y Ucayali; red de biomercados de Lima y regiones; instituciones miembros del CAP y asociadas a CEPES en plataformas. Beneficiarios-as indirectos-as : Población total de los 3 territorios priorizados; 959 comunidades campesinas, personal de las municipalidades y otros actores locales (sector salud, escuelas, espacios de concertación); las OSC, universidades y ciudadanos-as participando/beneficiando de la incidencia e intercambio de saberes.
Floods Response Project in Nairobi, Tana River and Nakuru Counties (Start Fund 810) The project proposes to distribute WASH NFIS to the affected population. The items are critical to mitigate risks of water borne diseases. According to the MOH report, 44 cases of cholera were reported as of 3rd May 2024. The project will distribute Dignity kit including sanitary towels, soap, innerwears, tooth brush, tooth paste and touch as the personal effects for the affected population were swept away by the floods. Mosquitoe nets will also be distributed targeting pregnant and lactating women to mitigate risk of Malaria transmission. The waternorne disasese outbreak situation in Nairobi, Nakuru and Tana River is expected to worsen due to increased water contamination and inadequate WASH items at household level like jerricans and buckets for safe water handling and water treatment chemicals. With the household increased food insecurity levels due to lost work opportunities, loss of livelhoods and washing away of food stocks, the project will support cash transfer to beneficiries so ass to access food from the market. Most markets in Nairobi, Nakuru and Tana River are still fucntioning hence cash transfer will enhance the capacity of the the targeted beneficiaries to access food from the market.
Robust sustainable tourism and agriculture sectors in Niue supported by biodiversity mainstreaming and sustainable land management To enhance biodiversity conservation and sustainable land management in Niue through the development of sustainable and biodiversity-friendly tourism and agriculture sectors Note: Disbursement data provided is cumulative and covers disbursement made by the project Agency. Residents of Liku and Hakup Villages, which are located within the primary forest and buffer zone areas of Huvalu Conservation Area, will be the most direct beneficiaries of project activities. While quantitative estimates of income benefits are difficult under the circumstances, particularly given the substantial exogenous risks to the tourism sector in particular associated with COVID, it nevertheless seems clear that in both the short and the long term, residents of these villages will benefit substantially from the better practices being demonstrated and disseminated. Given the small, compact population of Niue, there is also little doubt that these practices will diffuse throughout the island in short order. Emphasis on removing financial barriers and creating incentives will help toensure that these benefits prove sustainable.
Verbesserter Zugang zu Gesundheitsdiensten, Fortführung Enabling Vulnerable Families to Equitably Access to Healthcare Services of Quality, Continuation Ziel des Projekts ist es, besonders einkommensschwachen und auch informell beschäftigten Menschen in ländlichen Gebieten durch Mitgliedschaft in einer gemeindebasierten Krankenversicherung den Zugang zu Gesundheitsdienstleistungen und einer besseren Versorgung zu ermöglichen. Zusätzlich setzt sich durch Lobby-Arbeit dafür ein, dass ein Gesetzt zur nationalen Krankenversicherung verabschiedet wird und dass die gemeindebasierten Krankenversicherungen Teil der nationalen Gesundheitsgesetzgebung werden. The objective of the project is to enable particularly low-income and informally employed people in rural areas to access health services and better medical care through membership in a community-based health insurance scheme. In addition, the project organization is lobbying for a national health insurance law to be passed and for community-based health insurance to become part of the national health legislation. Ziel des Projekts ist es, besonders einkommensschwachen und auch informell beschäftigten Menschen in ländlichen Gebieten durch Mitgliedschaft in einer gemeindebasierten Krankenversicherung den Zugang zu Gesundheitsdienstleistungen und einer besseren Versorgung zu ermöglichen. Zusätzlich setzt sich durch Lobby-Arbeit dafür ein, dass ein Gesetzt zur nationalen Krankenversicherung verabschiedet wird und dass die gemeindebasierten Krankenversicherungen Teil der nationalen Gesundheitsgesetzgebung werden. The objective of the project is to enable particularly low-income and informally employed people in rural areas to access health services and better medical care through membership in a community-based health insurance scheme. In addition, the project organization is lobbying for a national health insurance law to be passed and for community-based health insurance to become part of the national health legislation.
Wasser- und Sanitärversorgung in Flüchtlingsgemeinden Nordugandas Phase II Water supply and sanitation in refugee hosting communities in Northern Uganda Phase II Aufgrund des massiven Flüchtlingsstroms in Kombination mit der unzureichenden Infrastruktur in Norduganda kommt es zu einer Verschlechterung der Versorgungslage bezüglich sicherenTrinkwassers und adäquater Sanitäranlagen, was das Risiko auf wasserinduzierte Krankheiten erhöht. Der gesteigerte Druck auf Ressourcen und soziale Dienstleistungen erhöht zudem dasKonfliktpotential zwischen Flüchtlingen und aufnehmenden Gemeinden. Das FZ-Engagement orientiert sich am Comprehensive Refugee Response Framework (CRRF) und unterstützt dessendritte Säule (Resilience and Self-Reliance) mit dem Ziel der entwicklungsorientierten Unterstützung von Flüchtlingen und aufnehmenden Gemeinden. Das Vorhaben trägt zur Sicherstellung einer ausreichenden, hygienischen und nachhaltigen Wasser- und Sanitärversorgung in ausgewählten Flüchtlinge aufnehmenden Gemeinden in Norduganda bei (Modulziel). In insgesamt 10 ländlichen Wachstumszentren und Kleinstädten sowie zusätzlichen Flüchtlingssiedlungsgebieten werden Wasser- und Sanitärversorgungssysteme errichtet bzw. erweitert. Zusätzlich werden Maßnahmen zur Stärkung der regionalen Fazilitäten Water and Sanitation Facility-North (WSDF-North, verantwortlich für den Bau der Infrastruktur) und Umbrella Organization-North (UO-North, verantwortlich für den Betrieb) umgesetzt. Umgesetzt wird das Vorhaben mit einem Finanzierungsbeitrag i.H.v. 15 Millionen EUR über die Mechanismen des gemeinsamen Programmansatzes (Joint Water and Environment Sector Support Programme, JWESSP 2019 - 2024). Projektträger ist das Ministry for Water and Environment (MWE). Zielgruppe sind Flüchtlinge und die ugandische Bevölkerung. Due to the massive influx of refugees in combination with the inadequate infrastructure in northern Uganda, there is a deterioration in the supply situation with regard to safe drinking water and adequate sanitary facilities.drinking water and adequate sanitary facilities, which increases the risk of waterborne diseases. The increased pressure on resources and social services also increases the potential for conflictpotential for conflict between refugees and host communities. The FC commitment is based on the Comprehensive Refugee Response Framework (CRRF) and supports itsthird pillar (Resilience and Self-Reliance) with the aim of providing development-oriented support to refugees and host communities. The project contributes to ensuring an adequate, hygienic and sustainable water and sanitation supply in selected refugee-hosting communities in northern Uganda (module objective). Water and sanitation supply systems are being built or expanded in a total of rural growth centers and small towns as well as additional refugee settlement areas. In addition, measures are being implemented to strengthen the regional facilities Water and Sanitation Facility-North (WSDF-North, responsible for infrastructure construction) and Umbrella Organization-North (UO-North, responsible for operations). The project is being implemented with a financial contribution of EUR 15 million via the mechanisms of the joint program approach (Joint Water and Environment Sector Support Programme, JWESSP 2019 - 2024). The project executing agency is the Ministry for Water and Environment (MWE). The target group is refugees and the Ugandan population. Die Sicherstellung einer ausreichenden, hygienischen und nachhaltigen Wasser- und Sanitärversorgung in ausgewählten aufnehmenden Gemeinden in Norduganda. Durch den Ausbau der Kapazitäten der WSV-Infrastruktur und die Unterstützung von sowohl der ugandischen Bevölkerung als auch Flüchtlingen, trägt das Vorhaben zudem zum friedlichen Zusammenleben der unterschiedlichen Gruppen bei. Due to the massive influx of refugees in combination with the inadequate infrastructure in northern Uganda, there is a deterioration in the supply situation with regard to safe drinking water and adequate sanitary facilities.drinking water and adequate sanitary facilities, which increases the risk of waterborne diseases. The increased pressure on resources and social services also increases the potential for conflictpotential for conflict between refugees and host communities. The FC commitment is based on the Comprehensive Refugee Response Framework (CRRF) and supports itsthird pillar (Resilience and Self-Reliance) with the aim of providing development-oriented support to refugees and host communities. The project contributes to ensuring an adequate, hygienic and sustainable water and sanitation supply in selected refugee-hosting communities in northern Uganda (module objective). Water and sanitation supply systems are being built or expanded in a total of rural growth centers and small towns as well as additional refugee settlement areas. In addition, measures are being implemented to strengthen the regional facilities Water and Sanitation Facility-North (WSDF-North, responsible for infrastructure construction) and Umbrella Organization-North (UO-North, responsible for operations). The project is being implemented with a financial contribution of EUR 15 million via the mechanisms of the joint program approach (Joint Water and Environment Sector Support Programme, JWESSP 2019 - 2024). The project executing agency is the Ministry for Water and Environment (MWE). The target group is refugees and the Ugandan population.
Programm Unterstützung der Fazilität zur Entwicklung der Wasser- und Sanitärversorgung in Nord- und Ostuganda Water Sector Development Pr. II (WSDF), Modul 2 Das Vorhaben zielt auf die Sicherstellung einer ausreichenden, hygienisch einwandfreien, sozial vertraeglichen und oekonomisch tragfaehigen Wasser- und Sanitaerversorgung fuer die Bevoelkerung in den Kleinstaedten und laendlichen Zentren Nord- und Ostugandas ab. Ueber die Verbesserung der Wasserversorgung fuer 400.000 Personen (davon erhalten 100.000 erstmalig Zugang) und der Sanitaersversorgung fuer 80.000 Personen (50.000 zusaetzlich) leistet das Vorhaben einen wesentlichen Beitrag zur Verbesserung der Gesundheitssituation im Interventionsgebiet. Gleichzeitig sollen die regionalen und sozialen Disparitaeten abgebaut sowie zur Stabilisierung und zum Wiederaufbau Ugandas beigetragen werden.Dabei kommen zentrale QVz-Kriterien zur Anwendung. So werden u.a. die Prinzipien der formalisierten und kommerzialisierten Versorgung, Armutsorientierung, Sozialvertraeglichkeit der Tarife sowie Einbettung in nationale Systeme umgesetzt. In enger Verzahnung mit der TZ wird ueber die personelle Unterstuetzung des Projkettraegers zu einer erhoehten Leistungsfaehigkeit, einer nachhaltigen Nutzung der gefoerderten Infrastrukturkapazitaeten sowie einer transparenten Mittelverwendung beigetragen. Das vorhaben traegt darueber hinaus zur Foerderung privatwirtschaftlichen Engagements bei.Ueber die Nutzung des Geberkorbs werden bestehende nationale Strukturen koordiniert gestaerkt und die Geberbeitraege fuer kleinteilige Massnahmen effektiv gebuendelt. Harmonisierte Verfahren mindern die Transaktionskosten des Wasser- und Umweltministeriums (MWU). Die Beteiligung am Wasserkorb erhoeht zudem das Gewicht der deutschen EZ im gemeinsamen Sektordialog mit Hebelwirkung fuer eine erfolgreiche institutionelle Staerkung des Sektors durch TZ.Die Gesamtkosten belaufen sich auf rund EUR 23 Mio. Sie sollen ueber einen zweckgebundenen Beitrag der KfW zum Wasserkorb der Geber i.H.v. EUR 20 Mio. FZ-Zuschuss (davon EUR 1,5 Mio. fuer personelle Unterstuetzung), weitere Korbmittel und einen angemessenen Eigenbeitrag i.H.v. mindestens 10% des FZ-Volumens (EUR 2 Mio.) finanziert werden. Projekttraeger ist das Ministerium fuer Wasser und Umwelt, das die Investition ueber die ihm zugeordneten regionalen Wasserentwicklungsfazilitaeten (WSDF) fuer Nord- und Ostuganda umsetzt. Water Sector Development Pr. II (WSDF), Modul 2 Ziel der FZ-Massnahme ist die Sicherstellung einer ausreichenden, hygienisch einwandfreien, sozial vertraeglichen und ökonomisch tragfähigen Wasserver- und Abwasserentsorgung fuer die Bevoelkerung in ausgewaehlten Kleinstaedten und laendlichen Wachstumszentren Nord- und Ostugandas. Verbesserung der Wasserversorgung fuer 400.000 Personen (davon erhalten 100.000 erstmalig Zugang) und der Sanitaerversorgung fuer 80.000 Personen (50.000 zusaetzlich) Water Sector Development Pr. II (WSDF), Modul 2
Verbesserter Zugang zu Gesundheitsdiensten, Fortführung Acces to Quality Health Care Services for Rural and Urban Poor Families in Uganda SHU setzt sich dafür ein, dass alle Uganderinnen und Ugander haben unabhängig vom Einkommen Zugang zu qualifizierten Gesundheitsdienstleistungen haben. Hierzu organisieren sie Gesundheitsgruppen, die ihre Gelder zusammenlegen. Außerdem arbeiten sie an der neuen ugandischen Gesetzgebung mit und konnten bereits durchsetzen, dass alle Ugander Versicherungsschutz genießen sollen. The project aims at universal health coverage for everybody. SHU organises rural and urban indigents in community health financing groups and lobbies for the inclusion of CBHF and the indigent in the National Health Plan. SHU setzt sich dafür ein, dass alle Uganderinnen und Ugander haben unabhängig vom Einkommen Zugang zu qualifizierten Gesundheitsdienstleistungen haben. Hierzu organisieren sie Gesundheitsgruppen, die ihre Gelder zusammenlegen. Außerdem arbeiten sie an der neuen ugandischen Gesetzgebung mit und konnten bereits durchsetzen, dass alle Ugander Versicherungsschutz genießen sollen. The project aims at universal health coverage for everybody. SHU organises rural and urban indigents in community health financing groups and lobbies for the inclusion of CBHF and the indigent in the National Health Plan.
Adaption of agricultural cultivation methods of the Karimojong to climate change in Karamoja region Anpassung landwirtschaftlicher Anbaumethoden der Karimojong an den Klimawandel in der Subregion Karamoja The livelihoods of the population whose existence is threatened by the negative effects of climate change have been improved through the establishment of community-based disaster risk management and adapted agricultural methods. Die Lebensgrundlagen der von den negativen Auswirkungen des Klimawandels in ihrer Existenz gefährdeten Bevölkerung sind durch die Etablierung gemeindebasierter Katastrophenvorsorge, angepasster landwirtschaftlicher Methoden verbessert. The livelihoods of the population whose existence is threatened by the negative effects of climate change have been improved through the establishment of community-based disaster risk management and adapted agricultural methods. Die Lebensgrundlagen der von den negativen Auswirkungen des Klimawandels in ihrer Existenz gefährdeten Bevölkerung sind durch die Etablierung gemeindebasierter Katastrophenvorsorge, angepasster landwirtschaftlicher Methoden verbessert.
Netzverdichtungsprogramm zur Erhöhung des Stromzugangs in ländlichen Gebieten, Phase II Grid densification program to increase electricity access in rural areas, phase II In Uganda haben nur 42% der Bevölkerung einen Stromanschluss, in ländlichen Gebieten sind es nur 10 %. Damit liegt Uganda weiterhin deutlich unterhalb des Durchschnitts Subsahara Afrikas (rund 30 %). Jedoch haben sich die Voraussetzungen zur Erhöhung der Elektrifizierungsrate verbessert: die Erzeugungsengpässe wurden durch das Kraftwerk Bujagali in 2012 vorerst beendet und das Übertragungs- und Verteilungsnetz wurde zuletzt stark ausgebaut. Dennoch sind an viele der neuen Leitungen kaum Kunden angeschlossen. Dörfer oder peri-urbane Siedlungen liegen nur wenige Kilometer vom bestehenden Netz entfernt und könnten zu vergleichsweise geringen Kosten elektrifiziert werden. Durch das FZ Vorhaben soll dieser Ansatz ausgeweitet und Dörfer und peri-urbane Siedlungen ans Stromnetz angeschlossen werden. Damit wird ein Beitrag zur Erhöhung der Elektrifizierungsrate und zur sozioökonomischen Entwicklung in den Regionen geleistet. Grid densification program to increase electricity access in rural areas, phase II Zugang zu Elektriziät von Haushalten und sozialen Einrichtungen zu verbessern und somit eine Verbesserung der Lebensverhältnisse der Bevölkerung, eine Steigerung der Qualität von Dienstleistungen und eine Beschäftigungssteigerung herbeizuführen Grid densification program to increase electricity access in rural areas, phase II
Stärkung der Dürreresilienz in der Karamoja-Region Strengthening drought resilience in the Karamoja region In der Region Karamoja im Norden Ugandas sind die Viehwirtschaft und der Regenfeldbau eine wesentliche Grundlage für die dort auf traditionelle Art und Weise lebenden Menschen als auch für die Wirtschaftsentwicklung der Region. Extreme Naturereignisse, wie Dürre und Starkregen, sowie eine fortschreitende Agrarfront und vermehrt grenzübergreifende Migration führen dazu, dass die Anzahl der Viehhalter, die ihre traditionelle Produktionsbasis und somit ihre Lebensgrundlage verlieren, stetig wächst. Die Folgen des Klimawandels sind ein Faktor in dieser Problemlage. Die Bundesregierung finanziert in diesem Umfeld Maßnahmen im Bereich des EZ-Schwerpunktes Ländliche Entwicklung und Ernährungssicherung. Dadurch soll die Bevölkerung in ihrer Widerstandfähigkeit gegen extreme Naturereignisse gestärkt werden. Zudem werden Ihre Ernährungsgrundlagen und Beschäftigungs- bzw. Einkommensmöglichkeiten gesichert.Als Zielgruppe wird die indigene agro-pastorale und pastoral wirtschaftende Bevölkerung, die in der Karamoja Sub-Region lebt, inkl. der migrierenden Nomaden aus Kenia und Südsudan angesprochen. Die KfW arbeitet hierbei mit der GIZ und dem Ministry of Water and Environment in Uganda eng zusammen. Insgesamt soll das FZ-Modul einen Beitrag zur nationalen Umsetzung der Agenda 2030 leisten, wobei besonders die SDGs (1) Armutsbekämpfung, (2) Ernährungssicherung, (8) Wirtschaftswachstum, (13)Klimaresilienz, (15) Leben auf dem Land und (16) Frieden forciert werden. In the Karamoja sub-region of north-eastern Uganda, livestock production and rain-fed agriculture are essential to the traditional livelihoods of the people and to the economic development of the region. Extreme natural events, such as drought and heavy rains, as well as an advancing agricultural front and increased cross-border migration are leading to a steady increase in the number of pastoralists who are losing their traditional production base and thus their livelihoods. The consequences of climate change are a major contributor to these developments.The aim of the Project is to strengthen the population's drought resilience. In addition, the nutritional basis as well as employment and income opportunities should be improved. The target group (indigenous peoples) is the agro-pastoral and pastoral farming population of the Karamoja sub-region as well as migrating nomads from the bordering regions in Kenya and South Sudan. The Project contributes to the objective of the IGAD Drought Disaster Resilience and Sustainability Initiative (IDDRSI) by strengthening the drought resilience of communities in arid and semi-arid areas. It also contributes to the Uganda Vision 2040, the Marshall Plan of BMZ and the Agenda 2063 of the African Union. Strengthening drought resilience and adaptation to climate change in particularly vulnerable arid areas of the Karamoja region in Uganda as part of a multi-sectoral approach, funding climate-proof county and possibly community infrastructure In the Karamoja sub-region of north-eastern Uganda, livestock production and rain-fed agriculture are essential to the traditional livelihoods of the people and to the economic development of the region. Extreme natural events, such as drought and heavy rains, as well as an advancing agricultural front and increased cross-border migration are leading to a steady increase in the number of pastoralists who are losing their traditional production base and thus their livelihoods. The consequences of climate change are a major contributor to these developments.The aim of the Project is to strengthen the population's drought resilience. In addition, the nutritional basis as well as employment and income opportunities should be improved. The target group (indigenous peoples) is the agro-pastoral and pastoral farming population of the Karamoja sub-region as well as migrating nomads from the bordering regions in Kenya and South Sudan. The Project contributes to the objective of the IGAD Drought Disaster Resilience and Sustainability Initiative (IDDRSI) by strengthening the drought resilience of communities in arid and semi-arid areas. It also contributes to the Uganda Vision 2040, the Marshall Plan of BMZ and the Agenda 2063 of the African Union.
Nutzung von Regenwasser und Verbesserung der sanitären Einrichtungen durch Frauengruppen, Fortführung Supporting Women Groups to Improve Resilience and Adaptation to the Effects of Climate Change in South West Uganda, Continuation Das Projekt unterstützt benachteiligte 3.880 Frauen darin, sich zu organisieren und Regenwasser für den Haushaltsverbrauch in Wassertanks zu sammeln. 48 Jugendliche werden ausgewählt und darin ausgebildet, die Tanks zu errichten, sowie später auch Wartungsarbeiten vornehmen zu können. Mit den Gemeinden werden Klimarisiko-Analysen vorgenommen, um Risiken des Klimawandels begegnen zu können. 2.800 Schüler*innen werden für den Umweltschutz gewonnen und es werden Obstbäume gepflanzt. The project supports 3880 disadvantaged women to organise in self-help groups und do rainwater harvesting with tanks for household consumption. 48 Youths will be trained as masonries to build the tanks and maintain them on a long term. Together with the communities there will be climate risk analysis in order to prepare for the effects of climate change.2800 students will be taught environment protection and they will plant fruit trees. Das Projekt unterstützt benachteiligte 3.880 Frauen darin, sich zu organisieren und Regenwasser für den Haushaltsverbrauch in Wassertanks zu sammeln. 48 Jugendliche werden ausgewählt und darin ausgebildet, die Tanks zu errichten, sowie später auch Wartungsarbeiten vornehmen zu können. Mit den Gemeinden werden Klimarisiko-Analysen vorgenommen, um Risiken des Klimawandels begegnen zu können. 2.800 Schüler*innen werden für den Umweltschutz gewonnen und es werden Obstbäume gepflanzt. The project supports 3880 disadvantaged women to organise in self-help groups und do rainwater harvesting with tanks for household consumption. 48 Youths will be trained as masonries to build the tanks and maintain them on a long term. Together with the communities there will be climate risk analysis in order to prepare for the effects of climate change.2800 students will be taught environment protection and they will plant fruit trees.
Förderung kleinbäuerlicher Landwirtschaft, Fortführung Promoting Uganda Member Organisations in Promoting Small Scale Agricultural Development, Continuation Das Kleinbauernnetzwerk stärkt kleinbäuerliche Landwirtschaft bei der Anpassung an den Klimawandel, den Zugang zu lokalen Märkten für Bio-Produkte, der Sicherung von Landrechten und durch Lobby-Arbeit. The network for small scale peasants aims at strengthening their clientele's resilience towards the climate change, to find access to local markets for their agro-ecological products and accessing their land rights. They also do lobby work in favour of small scale peasants and more allocation of funds to them. Das Kleinbauernnetzwerk stärkt kleinbäuerliche Landwirtschaft bei der Anpassung an den Klimawandel, den Zugang zu lokalen Märkten für Bio-Produkte, der Sicherung von Landrechten und durch Lobby-Arbeit. The network for small scale peasants aims at strengthening their clientele's resilience towards the climate change, to find access to local markets for their agro-ecological products and accessing their land rights. They also do lobby work in favour of small scale peasants and more allocation of funds to them.
Integriertes Programm zur Verbesserung der Lebensbedingungen in Gulu, Phase II Integrated Programm to Improve Living Conditions in Gulu, Phase II Das FZ-Vorhaben verfolgt einen integrierten Ansatz, der erstmalig in Uganda Maßnahmen im Bereich Wasser- und Sanitärversorgung (WSV) mit Maßnahmen in den Bereichen Abfallentsorgung, Oberflächenentwässerung und einer technischen Flächennutzungsplanung verbindet. Die Region um die Stadt Gulu war jahrzehntelang Zentrum des bewaffneten Konflikts zwischen dem ugandischen Militär und der Rebellengruppe Lord Resistance Army (LRA). Aufgrund des durch die Ansiedlung von Flüchtlingen bedingten starken Bevölkerungszuwachses, vernachlässigten Investitionen in die Infrastruktur sowie einer fehlenden Flächennutzungsplanung liegen die Zugangsraten zu einer angemessenen WSV in Gulu weit unter dem Landesdurchschnitt. Mangels einer geplanten Oberflächenentwässerung kommt es insbesondere in informellen Siedlungsgebieten immer wieder zu Überschwemmungen. Ein funktionierendes Abfallentsorgungs-system besteht nicht. Vor diesem Hintergrund ist es das Ziel des FZ-Moduls, die Bevölkerung Gulus, insbesondere die Bewohner der informellen Siedlungsgebiete, mit hygienisch einwandfreiem Trinkwasser zu wirtschaftlich tragfähigen und sozial verträglichen Preisen zu versorgen, eine siedlungshygienisch und ökologisch fachgerechte Basissanitärversorgung zu gewährleisten sowie die Siedlungshygiene durch ein funktionierendes Abfallentsorgungssystem und eine geplante Oberflächenentwässerung in besonders von Überschwemmungen betroffenen Stadtteilen zu verbessern.Aufgrund des hohen Investitionsbedarfs und der aktuellen akuten Unterversorgung der Stadt mit zentraler Basisinfrastruktur ist das Vorhaben in zwei Phasen unterteilt. Phase I umfasst hierbei kurzfristig wirksame Sofortmaßnahmen zur möglichst zügigen Verbesserung der Versorgungssituation, die zweite Phase wird parallel vorbereitet und umfasst die Erschließung des Nils als Wasserquelle für Gulu, wodurch die Wassernachfrage vollständig gedeckt werden kann. In Phase I unterstützt parallel zur FZ die Weltbank den städtischen Wasserversorger National Water and Sewerage Corporation (NWSC) in Gulu bei der Rehabilitierung und Erweiterung der städtischen Wasser- und Sanitärinfrastruktur. Die Zielgruppe des vorliegenden FZ-Vorhabens ist die Bevölkerung der Stadt Gulu, die derzeit auf ca. 212.000 Menschen geschätzt wird. Die Gesamtkosten der Phase I (2015-2020) werden auf 30 Mio. EUR geschätzt. Davon finanziert die Weltbank EUR 15 Mio., NWSC leistet einen Eigenbeitrag i.H.v. EUR 1 Mio. Der notwendige FZ-Beitrag für diese Phase beläuft sich demnach auf EUR 14 Mio. EUR. Die Gesamtkosten für Phase II (2017-2023) werden auf rd. 52 Mio. EUR geschätzt. Der FZ-Beitrag für diese Phase beläuft sich auf 27 Mio. EUR, die Weltbank finanziert 25 Mio. EUR. The FC project pursues an integrated approach which, for the first time in Uganda, combines measures in the area of water and sanitation with measures in the areas of waste disposal, surface drainage and technical land use planning. For decades, the region around the city of Gulu was the centre of the armed conflict between the Ugandan military and the rebel group Lord Resistance Army (LRA). Due to the strong population growth caused by the settlement of refugees, neglected investments in infrastructure and a lack of land use planning, the access rates to an adequate water supply system in Gulu are far below the national average. Due to a lack of planned surface drainage, floods repeatedly occur, especially in informal settlement areas. There is no functioning waste disposal system. Against this background, the FC module aims to supply the population of Gulu, especially the inhabitants of informal settlement areas, with hygienically safe drinking water at economically viable and socially acceptable prices, to guarantee basic sanitation services that are both hygienic and ecologically sound, and to improve settlement hygiene through a functioning waste disposal system and planned surface drainage in districts particularly affected by flooding.Due to the high investment requirements and the current acute undersupply of the city with central basic infrastructure, the project is divided into two phases. Phase I comprises short-term effective immediate measures to improve the supply situation as quickly as possible, the second phase is being prepared in parallel and comprises the development of the Nile as a water source for Gulu, whereby the demand for water can be fully met. In Phase I, the World Bank is supporting the urban water supplier National Water and Sewerage Corporation (NWSC) in Gulu in rehabilitating and expanding the urban water and sanitation infrastructure in parallel with FC. Ziel des Vorhabens ist es, die Bevölkerung Gulus, insbes. die Bewohner der informellen Siedlungsgebiete, mit hygienisch einwandfreiem Trinkwasser zu wirtschaftlich tragfähigen und sozial verträglichen Preisen zu versorgen, eine siedlungshygienisch und ökol. fachgerechte Basissanitärversorgung zu gewährleisten sowie die Siedlungshygiene durch ein funktionierendes Abfallentsorgungssystem und eine geplante Oberflächenentwässerung in bes. von Überschwemmungen betroffenen Stadtteilen zu verbessern. The FC project pursues an integrated approach which, for the first time in Uganda, combines measures in the area of water and sanitation with measures in the areas of waste disposal, surface drainage and technical land use planning. For decades, the region around the city of Gulu was the centre of the armed conflict between the Ugandan military and the rebel group Lord Resistance Army (LRA). Due to the strong population growth caused by the settlement of refugees, neglected investments in infrastructure and a lack of land use planning, the access rates to an adequate water supply system in Gulu are far below the national average. Due to a lack of planned surface drainage, floods repeatedly occur, especially in informal settlement areas. There is no functioning waste disposal system. Against this background, the FC module aims to supply the population of Gulu, especially the inhabitants of informal settlement areas, with hygienically safe drinking water at economically viable and socially acceptable prices, to guarantee basic sanitation services that are both hygienic and ecologically sound, and to improve settlement hygiene through a functioning waste disposal system and planned surface drainage in districts particularly affected by flooding.Due to the high investment requirements and the current acute undersupply of the city with central basic infrastructure, the project is divided into two phases. Phase I comprises short-term effective immediate measures to improve the supply situation as quickly as possible, the second phase is being prepared in parallel and comprises the development of the Nile as a water source for Gulu, whereby the demand for water can be fully met. In Phase I, the World Bank is supporting the urban water supplier National Water and Sewerage Corporation (NWSC) in Gulu in rehabilitating and expanding the urban water and sanitation infrastructure in parallel with FC.
Förderung des nachhaltigen Landbaus in Uganda Promotion of sustainable agriculture project in Masaka Diocese (SAMADI), Aufgrund des Klimawandels verschlechtert sich die Situation von Kleinbauern stetig. Langanhaltende Dürreperioden, Überschwemmungen und unkalkulierbare Regenzeiten beeinträchtigen die Erträge. Hinzu kommen weitere Probleme wie Entwaldung, kleiner werdende Anbauflächen, Landnahmen oder ungleiche Geschlechterrollen. Mit einer Vielzahl von Trainings und anderen Maßnahmen reagiert der Projektträger auf diese Herausforderungen. Unter anderem mit Hilfe einer Diversifizierung der Anbauprodukte, neuer Methoden in der Viehaltung und eines neuen Wassermangements werden die Lebensbedingungen verbessert. Due to climate change, the situation of smallholder farmers is steadily deteriorating. Prolonged droughts, floods and unpredictable rainy seasons affect yields. In addition, there are other problems such as deforestation, decreasing arable land, land grabbing or unequal gender roles. The project executing agency responds to these challenges with a variety of training and other measures. Among other things, the living conditions are improved with the help of diversification of the cultivated products, new methods in livestock farming and new water management. Aufgrund des Klimawandels verschlechtert sich die Situation von Kleinbauern stetig. Langanhaltende Dürreperioden, Überschwemmungen und unkalkulierbare Regenzeiten beeinträchtigen die Erträge. Hinzu kommen weitere Probleme wie Entwaldung, kleiner werdende Anbauflächen, Landnahmen oder ungleiche Geschlechterrollen. Mit einer Vielzahl von Trainings und anderen Maßnahmen reagiert der Projektträger auf diese Herausforderungen. Unter anderem mit Hilfe einer Diversifizierung der Anbauprodukte, neuer Methoden in der Viehaltung und eines neuen Wassermangements werden die Lebensbedingungen verbessert. Due to climate change, the situation of smallholder farmers is steadily deteriorating. Prolonged droughts, floods and unpredictable rainy seasons affect yields. In addition, there are other problems such as deforestation, decreasing arable land, land grabbing or unequal gender roles. The project executing agency responds to these challenges with a variety of training and other measures. Among other things, the living conditions are improved with the help of diversification of the cultivated products, new methods in livestock farming and new water management.
Förderung von erneuerbaren Energien und Energieeffizienz (VPT) II Effi. environmant. sustainabl. energ. Das FZ-Programm Förderung von Erneuerbaren Energien und Energieeffizienz ist in eine gemeinsame Strategie der deutschen EZ eingebettet. Übergeordnetes entwicklungspolitisches Ziel der Maßnahmen der deutschen EZ ist der Ausbau der Stromerzeugung sowie die Verbesserung des Zugangs zu erneuerbaren und umweltfreundlichen Energien und eine verbesserte Effizienz bei der Energieversorgung und - nutzung (EZ-Programmziel). Im Rahmen des FZ-Programms werden daher Investitionen im Bereich erneuerbare Energien und der Steigerung der Energieeffizienz sowie zur Verbesserung des Zugangs zu Strom gefördert (offenes Programm). In diesem Zusammenhang werden insbesondere Projekte im Bereich (Klein-) Wasserkraft und energieeffizienter Stromtransport berücksichtigt. Das FZ-Programm, das aus vier Phasen besteht, soll einen Beitrag zu einer breitenwirksamen, effizienten und umweltverträglichen Stromversorgung leisten (FZ-Programmziel). Die Nutzung der verbesserten Stromversorgung durch die Zielgruppe fördert die soziale und wirtschaftliche Entwicklung in Uganda. Es wird ein Beitrag zum Umwelt- und Klimaschutz geleistet (FZ-Oberziel). Das FZ-Programm fokussiert sich insbesondere auf Norduganda (West Nile Region). Die Gesamtkosten für die Einzelvorhaben unter dem offenen Sektorprogramm Phase I-IV belaufen sich auf rd. 200 Mio. EUR. Die Finanzierung der Gesamtkosten setzt sich zusammen aus (i) FZ-Zuschüssen i.H.v. 48,6 Mio. EUR aus den Zusagen unter dem offenen Sektorprogramm aus 2007 bis 2010, (ii) einem Förderkredit i.H.v. bis zu 15 Mio. EUR für die Finanzierung der Übertragungsleitung Kampala-Entebbe, (iii) einem zinsverbilligten Darlehen i.H.v. 40 Mio. EUR für den Bau des Wasserkraftwerks Muzizi, (iv) zwei Mandaten des EU-AKP Energy Facility Pooling Mechanism i.H.v. insgesamt 7,175 Mio. EUR (Zuschuss), (v) Eigenbeiträgen der ugandischen Regierung bzw. der Projektträger i.H.v. 29 Mio. EUR. Die übrigen Kosten (rd. EUR 63 Mio.) werden von anderen Gebern oder vom Privatsektor im Rahmen von Public Private Partnerships getragen (vgl. Anlage: Übersicht Einzelmaßnahmen). Die Aus- und Fortbildungsmaßnahme (A+F) Maßnahme hat ein Volumen von EUR 500.000 und zielt auf die Stärkung des regionalen Stromversorgers WENRECO in West Nile ab. Effi. environmant. sustainabl. energ. Breitenwirksame Förderung der effizienten und umweltverträglichen Stromversorgung in Uganda. Effi. environmant. sustainabl. energ.
SIFLUCHT Step Up! Verbesserte landwirtschaftliche Produktion, Ernährungspraktiken, erhöhtes Einkommen und politische Teilhabe für südsudanesische Flüchtlingsgemeinden und ugandische Aufnahmegemeinden Step Up! Improved agricultural production, food practices, increased income and political participation for Southern Sudanese refugee communities and Ugandan host communities. SIFLUCHT Step Up! Verbesserte landwirtschaftliche Produktion, Ernährungspraktiken, erhöhtes Einkommen und politische Teilhabe für südsudanesische Flüchtlingsgemeinden und ugandische Aufnahmegemeinden Step Up! Improved agricultural production, food practices, increased income and political participation for Southern Sudanese refugee communities and Ugandan host communities. SIFLUCHT Step Up! Verbesserte landwirtschaftliche Produktion, Ernährungspraktiken, erhöhtes Einkommen und politische Teilhabe für südsudanesische Flüchtlingsgemeinden und ugandische Aufnahmegemeinden Step Up! Improved agricultural production, food practices, increased income and political participation for Southern Sudanese refugee communities and Ugandan host communities.
Programm Entwicklung der Agrarfinanzierung Programme for development of agricultural finance Im Rahmen des Programms Entwicklung der Agrarfinanzierung soll der Zugang zu angepassten, nachhaltigen Agrarfinanzdienstleistungen für kleine und mittlere landwirtschaftliche Unternehmen entlang landwirtschaftlicher Wertschöpfungsketten verbessert und ein Beitrag zu erhöhten Investitionen im Agrarsektor geleistet werden. Darüber hinaus soll das Finanzierungsangebot für biodiversitätsfreundliche, privatwirtschaftliche Investitionen verbessert und Pilotinvestitionen in diesem Feld gefördert werden. Zielgruppe sind Unternehmen entlang der landwirtschaftlichen Wertschöpfungskette, insbesondere kleinere und mittlere Unternehmen und Landwirte. Finanzinstitutionen des formellen Sektors sind Mittler. Die Biodiversitätskomponente des Programms zielt auf Unternehmen ab, die spezielles Interesse an einer Finanzierung für Investitionen mit positivem Biodiversitätsbezug haben. Programme for development of agricultural finance Erhöhung von Einkommen und Beschäftigung im landwirtschaftlichen Sektor Programme for development of agricultural finance
Ausbildung von Vor- und Grundschullehrer/innen zur deutlichen Verbesserung der Schulbildung und Stärkung der Kapazitäten von Lehrkräften durch den Bau eines Lehrer/innen-Kollegs in Kanyenye, Uganda Formation of pre-school and primary school teachers to significantly improve school education and strengthen the capacities of teachers by building a teacher training college in Kanyenye, Uganda Ausbildung von Vor- und Grundschullehrer/innen zur deutlichen Verbesserung der Schulbildung und Stärkung der Kapazitäten von Lehrkräften durch den Bau eines Lehrer/innen-Kollegs in Kanyenye, Uganda Formation of pre-school and primary school teachers to significantly improve school education and strengthen the capacities of teachers by building a teacher training college in Kanyenye, Uganda Ausbildung von Vor- und Grundschullehrer/innen zur deutlichen Verbesserung der Schulbildung und Stärkung der Kapazitäten von Lehrkräften durch den Bau eines Lehrer/innen-Kollegs in Kanyenye, Uganda Formation of pre-school and primary school teachers to significantly improve school education and strengthen the capacities of teachers by building a teacher training college in Kanyenye, Uganda
Establishment and institutionalisation of a Multi-Actor Partnership platform to improve agribusiness for economic viability and improved living standards for farmers in Teso sub-region,Eastern Uganda. Aufbau und Institutionalisierung einer Multi-Akteurs-Partnerschaftsplattform zur Verbesserung der Agrarwirtschaft für einen erhöhten Lebensstandard der Kleinbauern in der Teso-Region im Osten Ugandas. Establishment and institutionalisation of a Multi-Actor Partnership platform to improve agribusiness for economic viability and improved living standards for farmers in Teso sub-region,Eastern Uganda. Aufbau und Institutionalisierung einer Multi-Akteurs-Partnerschaftsplattform zur Verbesserung der Agrarwirtschaft für einen erhöhten Lebensstandard der Kleinbauern in der Teso-Region im Osten Ugandas. Establishment and institutionalisation of a Multi-Actor Partnership platform to improve agribusiness for economic viability and improved living standards for farmers in Teso sub-region,Eastern Uganda. Aufbau und Institutionalisierung einer Multi-Akteurs-Partnerschaftsplattform zur Verbesserung der Agrarwirtschaft für einen erhöhten Lebensstandard der Kleinbauern in der Teso-Region im Osten Ugandas.
Unterstützung des PFM Reformprogramms FINMAP (Begleitmaßnahme Allgemeine Budgethilfe) Support for the PRM Reform Programme FINMAP (complementary measure budget support) Das PFM-Reformprogramm Financial Management and Accountability Programme (FINMAP) der ugandischen Regierung stellt neben dem Reformprogramm für das Verwaltungswesen (Public Sector Reform Programme, PSRP) eine der Kernreformen Ugandas dar. Es gliedert sich in sechs inhaltliche Komponenten, die jeweils die folgenden Themen zum Kerninhalt haben:1. Makroökonomische Planung - Fiskalische Vorrausschau und Modulierung von Einnahmeszenarien, makroökonomische Planung, Steuergesetzgebung, Einnahmemanagement2. Haushaltsplanung und -erstellung - Stärkung der Haushaltsgrundsätze, insbesondere der Vollständigkeit, Klarheit, Genauigkeit und Vorherigkeit3. Haushaltsumsetzung - Steigerung der Verwaltungsdisziplin im Wege der Einhaltung von Regelungen über das Beschaffungswesen, Verzahnung von Haushaltmittelallokationen und Berichterstattung über die Haushaltsumsetzung, Ausbau IT-basierter Systeme zur Steuerung der Ausgabenplanung und -kontrolle auf zentraler Ebene4. Beschaffungswesen - Stärkung des öffentlichen Beschaffungswesens und der Aufsichtsbehörde Public Procurement and Disposal Agency (PPDA) durch entsprechende Audits, Datenerhebungen, Öffentlichkeitsarbeit, Aufbau und Unterstützung eines Ausbildungs- und Schulungszentrums5. Haushaltskontrolle und Rechenschaftslegung - Erhöhung der Effizienz und Kontrolle der Mittelbewirtschaftung auf zentraler und dezentraler Ebene durch Innenrevision, Rechnungshof und Parlament im Wege gesteigerter Rechenschaftslegung, Verfolgung mangelnder Verwaltungsdisziplin und Durchsetzung von Empfehlungen des Rechnungshofs6. Finanzmanagement auf dezentraler Ebene - Entsprechend Komponenten 3 und 5, soweit auf Ebene der Distrikte (Local Governments) umsetzbar und mit besonderem Schwerpunkt auf den Auf- und Ausbau IT-basierter Systeme zur Steuerung der Ausgabenplanung und -kontrolle und Trainingsmassnahmen im Bereich Buchführung und Innenrevision. Support for the PRM Reform Programme FINMAP (complementary measure budget support) Erhöhung der Effizienz und Effektivität des öffentlichen Finanzmanagements auf Zentral- und Lokalregierungsebene. Support for the PRM Reform Programme FINMAP (complementary measure budget support)
Ernährungssicherung, Einkommensschaffung und Ressourcenschutz in Luuka, Fortführung Luuka Food Security Initiative, continuation Die Arbeit mit 90 Kleinbauerngruppen in Luuka wird fortgeführt, indem diesen geholfen wird, sich in Netzwerken zu organisieren, ihre Produkte gemeinsam zu vermarkten und ihre Interessen durchzusetzen. Es werden 60 neue Gruppen in neuen Unterbezirken gegründet. Alle werden bei der Sicherung ihres Landbesitzes unterstützt, um sie vor Landraub zu schützen. Our partner continues to support existing 90 farmers groups by developing networks and a strong association and takes up work in two new sub-counties with 60 new groups. All groups will be supported to secure traditional land ownership to protect them from land grabbing. Die Arbeit mit 90 Kleinbauerngruppen in Luuka wird fortgeführt, indem diesen geholfen wird, sich in Netzwerken zu organisieren, ihre Produkte gemeinsam zu vermarkten und ihre Interessen durchzusetzen. Es werden 60 neue Gruppen in neuen Unterbezirken gegründet. Alle werden bei der Sicherung ihres Landbesitzes unterstützt, um sie vor Landraub zu schützen. Our partner continues to support existing 90 farmers groups by developing networks and a strong association and takes up work in two new sub-counties with 60 new groups. All groups will be supported to secure traditional land ownership to protect them from land grabbing.
Water supply and sanitation for refugee settlements and host communities in northern Uganda Wasser- und Sanitärversorgung für Flüchtlingssiedlungen und aufnehmende Gemeinden im Norden Ugandas In selected refugee settlements and host communities in northern Uganda conditions for basic service delivery in water supply and sanitation are established in line with national and international refugee strategies. In ausgewählten Flüchtlingssiedlungen und aufnehmenden Gemeinden im Norden Ugandas sind Maßnahmen für die Sicherstellung der Wasser- und Sanitärversorgung im Einklang mit nationalen und internationalen Flüchtlingsstrategien eingeleitet. In selected refugee settlements and host communities in northern Uganda conditions for basic service delivery in water supply and sanitation are established in line with national and international refugee strategies. In ausgewählten Flüchtlingssiedlungen und aufnehmenden Gemeinden im Norden Ugandas sind Maßnahmen für die Sicherstellung der Wasser- und Sanitärversorgung im Einklang mit nationalen und internationalen Flüchtlingsstrategien eingeleitet.
Partnerschaft für Klimaresilienz in Uganda Partnership for climate resilience in Uganda Das Vorhaben leistet einen Beitrag (18 Mio. EUR) für den von der Weltbank (WB) verwalteten multilateralen Multi Donor Trust Fund (MDTF) des Partnership for Support to the Implementation of Uganda's National Development Plans. Unter Fenster 5 des MDTFs wird die Durchführung des Vorhabens Investing in Forests and Protected Areas for Climate-Smart Development (IFPA-CD) der GoU unterstützt. Ziel des Vorhabens ist es nachhaltige Bewirtschaftung von Wäldern und Schutzgebieten zu verbessern sowie das Nutzen der Wälder für die Gemeinschaften in den Ziellandschaften (Nord- bis Südwesten Ugandas) zu steigern. Der starke Rückgang der Waldflächen in Uganda (50 % über 30 Jahre) ist auf die Umwandlung von Wäldern in landwirtschaftliche und andere Nutzflächen sowie auf die steigende Nachfrage nach Brennholz zurückzuführen. Die kommerzielle Forstwirtschaft in Uganda ist nicht weit genug entwickelt, um die Nachfrage nachhaltig zu decken und Wertschöpfungskette zu entwickeln (Kernproblem). IFPA-CD umfasst 4 Komponente: 1) Verbesserung der Bewirtschaftung von Wäldern/Schutzgebieten, 2) Steigerung von Einnahmen und Arbeitsplätzen aus den Wäldern/Schutzgebieten, 3) Verbesserung der Baumbestände außerhalb der Schutzgebiete, 4) Projektmanagement. Der zentrale Projektumsetzungspartner auf ug. Seite ist das Ministerium für Wasser- und Umwelt (MWE). Zweckbindung der Geberbeiträge im MDTF ist nicht möglich. Es wurde jedoch mit der WB eine soft preferencing für den dt. Beitrag vereinbart. Deutschland wird die Wertschöpfung in der holzverarbeitenden Industrie über ein matching-grant scheme unterstützen sowie Marktanbindungsmaßnahmen für die holzverarbeitenden Industrie fördern. Distrikte werden darin unterstützt auf Agroforstsysteme mit gemischter Nutzung auf Haushaltslandparzellen zu entwickeln als auch kleinere kommerziell orientierte Woodlots anzulegen und so resilienter gegenüber den Auswirkungen von Klimawandel zu werden. Gemeindewälder außerhalb Schutzgebiete werden ebenfalls unterstützt The project contributes (EUR 18 million) to the multilateral Multi Donor Trust Fund (MDTF) of the Partnership for Support to the Implementation of Uganda's National Development Plans, managed by the World Bank (WB). Window 5 of the MDTF supports the implementation of the GoU's Investing in Forests and Protected Areas for Climate-Smart Development (IFPA-CD) project. The objective of the project is to improve sustainable management of forests and protected areas and to increase the benefits of forests to communities in the target landscapes (north to south-western Uganda). The sharp decline in forest cover in Uganda (50% over 30 years) is due to conversion of forests to agricultural and other land uses, as well as increasing demand for fuelwood. Commercial forestry in Uganda is not developed enough to sustainably meet demand and develop value chain (core problem). IFPA-CD comprises 4 components: 1) improving forest/protected area management, 2) increasing income and employment from forests/protected areas, 3) improving tree cover outside protected areas, 4) project management. The key project implementation partner on the Ugandan side is the Ministry of Water and Environment (MWE). Earmarking of donor contributions in the MDTF is not possible. However, soft preferencing for the German contribution has been agreed with the WB. Germany will support value creation in the wood processing industry through a matching-grant scheme and promote market linkage measures for the wood processing industry. Districts will be supported to develop mixed-use agroforestry systems on household land parcels as well as smaller commercially oriented woodlots to become more resilient to the impacts of climate change. Community forests outside protected areas are also supported. Verbesserung der nachhaltigen Bewirtschaftung von Wäldern und Schutzgebieten und Steigerung des Nutzens der Wälder für die Gemeinschaften in den Ziellandschaften von Nord- bis Südwesten Ugandas Improve sustainable management of forests and protected areas and increase the benefits of forests to communities in the target landscapes in North- to South-Western Uganda
Unterstützung der Steuersystemreform - Begleitmaßnahme Allgemeine Budgethilfe Support for Tax System Reform Die Begleitmaßnahme ist Teil eines größeren Reformprogramms (Management Compliance Programme) der Uganda Revenue Authority (URA) und umfasst die Weiterentwicklung der IT-Systeme der URA sowie die entsprechende Prozessanpassung und Ausbildung der Mitarbeiter. Durch ein neu zu schaffendes Data-Warehouse soll ermöglicht werden, dass die Daten, die in der URA über verschiedene Computersysteme generiert werden, systematisch analysiert werden können. Die Maßnahmen ermöglichen der URA, die Beachtung der Steuergesetze besser zu überwachen, Steuerhinterziehung leichter aufzudecken, Anreize für Steuerzahler zu setzen, die vorgesehenen Abgaben zu leisten sowie die Servicequalität zu verbessern. Dadurch wird die Einnahmenbasis des Staates gestärkt und die Steuergerechtigkeit verbessert. Das Vorhaben unterstützt damit die Ziele der Hauptmaßnahme Budgethilfe, in deren Rahmen die Stärkung der Eigeneinnahmen eine zentrale Rolle spielt. Support for Tax System Reform Ziel der Maßnahme ist die institutionelle Stärkung der Uganda Revenue Authority, um diese in die Lage zu versetzen, Steuern effizienter und effektiver einzunehmen. Support for Tax System Reform
Bekämpfung von Kinderarbeit in landwirtschaftlichen Wertschöpfungsketten Accelerating actions to eliminate child labour practices along agricultural value chains Kinderarbeit ist in der Zielregion hauptsächlich durch die wirtschaftliche Abhängigkeit der Bevölkerung von einer sehr dominanten Zuckerrohr-Industrie weitverbreitet. Die Problematik wird sowohl durch Aktivitäten in Schulen, in betroffenen Haushalten als auch auf lokaler Regierungsebene angegangen. Child labour is widespread in the target-region mainly due to the economic dependence of the population on a very dominant sugar cane industry. The issue is addressed through activities in schools, in affected households as well as at local government level. Kinderarbeit ist in der Zielregion hauptsächlich durch die wirtschaftliche Abhängigkeit der Bevölkerung von einer sehr dominanten Zuckerrohr-Industrie weitverbreitet. Die Problematik wird sowohl durch Aktivitäten in Schulen, in betroffenen Haushalten als auch auf lokaler Regierungsebene angegangen. Child labour is widespread in the target-region mainly due to the economic dependence of the population on a very dominant sugar cane industry. The issue is addressed through activities in schools, in affected households as well as at local government level.
Promoting Uganda Member Organisations in Promoting Small Scale Agricultural Development Förderung kleinbäuerlicher Landwirtschaft, Fortführung The network PELUM support sustainable small scale peasants agriculture. The project aims at spreading the Community-led Climate Resilient Agro-Ecosystems Model (CCRAEM), achieve more government money for the agricultural sector and support especially women peasants to achieve land titles. Das Netzwerk PELUM fördert nachhaltige kleinbäuerliche Landwirtschaft. Der Ansatz Community-led Climate Resilient Agro-Ecosystems Model (CCRAEM) soll verbreitet werden, um Kleinbauern besser für den Klimawandel auszurüsten. Außerdem zielt das Projekt darauf, mehr Haushaltsgelder für den Landwirtschaftssektor zu gewinnen und setzt sich für Landrechte besonders von Kleinbäuerinnen ein. The network PELUM support sustainable small scale peasants agriculture. The project aims at spreading the Community-led Climate Resilient Agro-Ecosystems Model (CCRAEM), achieve more government money for the agricultural sector and support especially women peasants to achieve land titles. Das Netzwerk PELUM fördert nachhaltige kleinbäuerliche Landwirtschaft. Der Ansatz Community-led Climate Resilient Agro-Ecosystems Model (CCRAEM) soll verbreitet werden, um Kleinbauern besser für den Klimawandel auszurüsten. Außerdem zielt das Projekt darauf, mehr Haushaltsgelder für den Landwirtschaftssektor zu gewinnen und setzt sich für Landrechte besonders von Kleinbäuerinnen ein.
Förderung kleinbäuerlicher Landwirtschaft Promoting Uganda Member Organisations in Promoting Small Scale Agricultural Development Das Projekt unterstützt bei der Stärkung der Anpassungsfähigkeit kleinbäuerlichen Zielgruppen an den Klimawandel, beim verbesserten Zugang zu Märkten für ihre agrar-ökologischen Produktebei der Beeinflussung von Politikprozesse zur Förderung von Agrarökologie. The project enhances the beneficiaries' resilient capacities , increases agro ecological markets and business development of theses smallholder farmers and increases their participation in influencing policies, processes, and practices that affect the realization of agro ecology promotion among farmers. Das Projekt unterstützt bei der Stärkung der Anpassungsfähigkeit kleinbäuerlichen Zielgruppen an den Klimawandel, beim verbesserten Zugang zu Märkten für ihre agrar-ökologischen Produktebei der Beeinflussung von Politikprozesse zur Förderung von Agrarökologie. The project enhances the beneficiaries' resilient capacities , increases agro ecological markets and business development of theses smallholder farmers and increases their participation in influencing policies, processes, and practices that affect the realization of agro ecology promotion among farmers.
Erhöhung der Bedeutung und der Kapazitäten der Uganda Red Cross Society (URCS) als nationale Hilfsgesellschaft in der Flüchtlingsversorgung Norduganda &lt;![CDATA[Increasing the Uganda Red Cross Society&apos;s position and capacities in the refugee response in Northern Uganda as auxiliary to the Ugandan Government]]&gt; Auf Mikroebene werden langfristige und nachhaltige Lösungen für die Ernährungssicherheit und den Lebensunterhalt umgesetzt, um die Widerstandsfähigkeit der Gemeinden zu stärken. Dies wird durch die Konsolidierung der aufgebauten Kapazitäten der URCS und ihre Positionierung auf Distrikt- und nationaler Ebene erreicht, um bessere Dienstleistungen im Bereich Ernährungssicherheit und Lebensunterhalt zu erbringen (Mesoebene). Auf Makroebene wird sich URCS als Auxiliar der Regierung positionieren, welches Dienstleistungen für Ernährunqssicherheit und Lebensgrundlagen bereitstellt. At the micro level long-term and sustainable food security and livelihood solutions are implemented to strengthen community resilience. This will be achieved by consolidating the built capacity of URCS and positioning it at district and national levels to deliver better food security and livelihood services (meso level). At the macro level, URCS will be positioned as an auxiliary to the government, providing Food Security and Livelihoods services. Auf Mikroebene werden langfristige und nachhaltige Lösungen für die Ernährungssicherheit und den Lebensunterhalt umgesetzt, um die Widerstandsfähigkeit der Gemeinden zu stärken. Dies wird durch die Konsolidierung der aufgebauten Kapazitäten der URCS und ihre Positionierung auf Distrikt- und nationaler Ebene erreicht, um bessere Dienstleistungen im Bereich Ernährungssicherheit und Lebensunterhalt zu erbringen (Mesoebene). Auf Makroebene wird sich URCS als Auxiliar der Regierung positionieren, welches Dienstleistungen für Ernährunqssicherheit und Lebensgrundlagen bereitstellt. At the micro level long-term and sustainable food security and livelihood solutions are implemented to strengthen community resilience. This will be achieved by consolidating the built capacity of URCS and positioning it at district and national levels to deliver better food security and livelihood services (meso level). At the macro level, URCS will be positioned as an auxiliary to the government, providing Food Security and Livelihoods services.
Integrierte und genderbasierte Förderung von organisierten Kleinbauernfamilien Integrated and gender-based promotion of organised smallholder families In der ländlichen Projektregion betreiben die meisten Bewohner*innen Subsistenzlandwirtschaft. Aufgrund von unterschiedlichen externen und internen Faktoren nehmen die Erträge zusehends ab und damit sinken die Einnahmen und die Nahrungsmittelunsicherheit nimmt zu. Hinzu kommen soziale Problemlagen, wie patriarchale Strukturen oder eine hohe Gewalt innerhalb der Familien sowie hygienische Missstände. Der Projektträger versucht mit Methoden der nachhatligen Landwirtschaft, mit einer Verbesserung der sanitären Einrichtungen und einer Stärkung der familiären Strukturen entgegenzuwirken. In the rural project region, most of the inhabitants practise subsistence farming. Due to various external and internal factors, the yields are decreasing visibly and thus the income is decreasing and food insecurity is increasing. In addition, there are social problems, such as patriarchal structures or a high level of violence within the families, as well as hygiene problems. The project executing agency is trying to counteract this with methods of sustainable agriculture, by improving sanitary facilities and strengthening family structures. In der ländlichen Projektregion betreiben die meisten Bewohner*innen Subsistenzlandwirtschaft. Aufgrund von unterschiedlichen externen und internen Faktoren nehmen die Erträge zusehends ab und damit sinken die Einnahmen und die Nahrungsmittelunsicherheit nimmt zu. Hinzu kommen soziale Problemlagen, wie patriarchale Strukturen oder eine hohe Gewalt innerhalb der Familien sowie hygienische Missstände. Der Projektträger versucht mit Methoden der nachhatligen Landwirtschaft, mit einer Verbesserung der sanitären Einrichtungen und einer Stärkung der familiären Strukturen entgegenzuwirken. In the rural project region, most of the inhabitants practise subsistence farming. Due to various external and internal factors, the yields are decreasing visibly and thus the income is decreasing and food insecurity is increasing. In addition, there are social problems, such as patriarchal structures or a high level of violence within the families, as well as hygiene problems. The project executing agency is trying to counteract this with methods of sustainable agriculture, by improving sanitary facilities and strengthening family structures.
Programm zur gemeinschaftlichen Unterstützung des National Development Plan (Budgethilfe) Programme for Community support for the National Development Plan (budget support) Das Programm soll die ugandische Regierung in den folgenden drei Haushaltsjahren (2010/11-2012/13) bei der Umsetzung seiner nationalen Entwicklungsstrategie (National Development Plan, NDP) unterstützen. Der NDP hat im Wesentlichen folgende Ziele:- ein nachhaltiges Einkommenswachstum für die arme Bevölkerung- die Verbesserung des Zugangs zu sozialen Grunddiensten (insbesondere Bildung und Gesundheit)- den Ausbau der Infrastruktur (Transport, Wasser, Energie) und der Agrarproduktion- die Stärkung des öffentlichen Finanzmanagements (Erhöhung der Transparenz staatlichen Handelns, Korruptionsbekämpfung) und- Modernisierung des Verwaltungsapparats.Der FZ-Beitrag bildet dabei den integralen Bestandteil eines mit weiteren neun bi- und zwei multilateralen Gebern durchgeführten Programms unter der Bezeichnung Joint Budget Support Framework (JBSF). Das JBSF definiert einen gemeinsamen Koordinierungsrahmen für die Bereitstellung und Erfolgsbewertung von Budgethilfe in Uganda, auf den sich die ugandische Regierung und die Budgethilfegeber 2009 geeinigt haben. Programme for Community support for the National Development Plan (budget support) Entwicklungspolitisches Ziel der Programms ist es, die ugandische Regierung bei der Umsetzung des nationalen Entwicklungsplans NDP zu unterstützen und damit zur Armutsreduzierung und zur Erreichung der MDGs beizutragen. Programme for Community support for the National Development Plan (budget support)
Country Strategic Plan Country Strategic Plan Ziel ist die Ernährungssituation zu verbessern und Lebensgrundlagen zu stärken, werden unter SO2 und SO4 jeweils zwei Aktivitäten gefördert. Zu den Maßnahmen gehören u.a. Bargeld-und Nahrungstransfers, die lokale Bevölkerung wird dabei in die Rehabilitierung un Errichtung öffentlicher Gemeindegüter eingebunden. Daneben werden Trainings zum Obst-und Gemüseanbau sowie zum Nacherntemanagement angeboten. Fokusregionen sind Norduganda und landesweit jene Distrikte die besonders hohe Flüchtlingszuwachsraten aufweisen. Die Aktivitäten sind mit nationalen Programmen abgestimmt und teilweise in diese The aim is to improve the nutritional situation and to strengthen the livelihoods, two activities each are promoted under SO2 and SO4. The measures include cash and food transfers, the local population is involved in the rehabilitation and construction of public community goods. Training in fruit and vegetable cultivation and post-harvest management is also offered. The focus regions are northern Uganda and throughout the country those districts with particularly high refugee growth rates. The activities are coordinated with national programmes and ............................................. Ziel ist die Ernährungssituation zu verbessern und Lebensgrundlagen zu stärken, werden unter SO2 und SO4 jeweils zwei Aktivitäten gefördert. Zu den Maßnahmen gehören u.a. Bargeld-und Nahrungstransfers, die lokale Bevölkerung wird dabei in die Rehabilitierung un Errichtung öffentlicher Gemeindegüter eingebunden. Daneben werden Trainings zum Obst-und Gemüseanbau sowie zum Nacherntemanagement angeboten. Fokusregionen sind Norduganda und landesweit jene Distrikte die besonders hohe Flüchtlingszuwachsraten aufweisen. Die Aktivitäten sind mit nationalen Programmen abgestimmt und teilweise in diese The aim is to improve the nutritional situation and to strengthen the livelihoods, two activities each are promoted under SO2 and SO4. The measures include cash and food transfers, the local population is involved in the rehabilitation and construction of public community goods. Training in fruit and vegetable cultivation and post-harvest management is also offered. The focus regions are northern Uganda and throughout the country those districts with particularly high refugee growth rates. The activities are coordinated with national programmes and .............................................
IKU - Umsetzung und Replizierung von integrierten Strategien und Maßnahmen zur Klimaminderung und -anpassung im Rahmen eines integrierten Klima- und Entwicklungsprogramms in Ostafrika Implementation and replication of integrated climate mitigation and adaptation strategies and measures in the context of an integrated climate and development programme in East Africa IKU - Umsetzung und Replizierung von integrierten Strategien und Maßnahmen zur Klimaminderung und -anpassung im Rahmen eines integrierten Klima- und Entwicklungsprogramms in Ostafrika Implementation and replication of integrated climate mitigation and adaptation strategies and measures in the context of an integrated climate and development programme in East Africa IKU - Umsetzung und Replizierung von integrierten Strategien und Maßnahmen zur Klimaminderung und -anpassung im Rahmen eines integrierten Klima- und Entwicklungsprogramms in Ostafrika Implementation and replication of integrated climate mitigation and adaptation strategies and measures in the context of an integrated climate and development programme in East Africa
Grow Together: Transformation von Gender-Beziehungen in Uganda hin zu gleichberechtigter Mitbestimmung, wirtschaftlichem Empowerment und verbesserter Menstruationsgesundheit von Frauen und Mädchen Grow Together: Transforming gender relations in Uganda towards equal participation, economic empowerment and improved menstrual health for women and girls Grow Together: Transformation von Gender-Beziehungen in Uganda hin zu gleichberechtigter Mitbestimmung, wirtschaftlichem Empowerment und verbesserter Menstruationsgesundheit von Frauen und Mädchen Grow Together: Transforming gender relations in Uganda towards equal participation, economic empowerment and improved menstrual health for women and girls Grow Together: Transformation von Gender-Beziehungen in Uganda hin zu gleichberechtigter Mitbestimmung, wirtschaftlichem Empowerment und verbesserter Menstruationsgesundheit von Frauen und Mädchen Grow Together: Transforming gender relations in Uganda towards equal participation, economic empowerment and improved menstrual health for women and girls
Begleitmaßnahmen zur Prävention und Bearbeitung von Fällen von sexueller Gewalt gegen Mädchen und Frauen im Distrikt Kisoro sowie Durchsetzung von Frauenrechten auf nationaler Ebene, Uganda (NRO-FAZ MR) &lt;![CDATA[Prevention and handling of cases of sexualized violence against girls and women in the district of Kisoro and enforcement of women&apos;s rights on national level, Uganda]]&gt; Begleitmaßnahmen zur Prävention und Bearbeitung von Fällen von sexueller Gewalt gegen Mädchen und Frauen im Distrikt Kisoro sowie Durchsetzung von Frauenrechten auf nationaler Ebene, Uganda (NRO-FAZ MR) Prevention and handling of cases of sexualized violence against girls and women in the district of Kisoro and enforcement of women's rights on national level, Uganda Begleitmaßnahmen zur Prävention und Bearbeitung von Fällen von sexueller Gewalt gegen Mädchen und Frauen im Distrikt Kisoro sowie Durchsetzung von Frauenrechten auf nationaler Ebene, Uganda (NRO-FAZ MR) Prevention and handling of cases of sexualized violence against girls and women in the district of Kisoro and enforcement of women's rights on national level, Uganda
Regionales UNHCR Vorhaben in Ostafrika: hier Uganda Support to Burundian Refugees and host communities in Uganda Übergreifendes Ziel der Maßnahme ist es, einen Beitrag zu einer verbesserten sozio-ökonomischen Entwicklung von Flüchtlingen sowie aufnehmende Gemeinden inner- und außerhalb von Flüchtlingslagern in Äthiopien, Sudan und Uganda zu leisten. Aufgrund der besonderen Dringlichkeit wird das Vorhaben nach Eilverfahren gemäß Tz. 47 der FZ/TZ-Leitlinien durchgeführt. Empfänger und Projektträger der Maßnahme ist das Hochkommissariat der Vereinten Nationen für Flüchtlinge (United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees, UNHCR). Das Vorhaben ist multisektoral ausgerichtet und unterstützt verschiedene Komponenten in den Ländern Äthiopien, Sudan und Uganda. Der FZ-Finanzierungsbeitrag beträgt EUR 3 Mio. für Äthiopien (BMZ-Nr.: 2016 404 65), EUR 9,0 Mio. für Sudan (BMZ-Nr. 2016 404 81) sowie EUR 3 Mio. für Uganda (BMZ-Nr. 2016 404 73). Der Durchführungszeitraum für die Maßnahmen beträgt 36 Monate. Support to Burundian Refugees and host communities in Uganda Übergreifendes Ziel der Maßnahme ist es, einen Beitrag zu einer verbesserten sozio-ökonomischen Entwicklung von Flüchtlingen sowie aufnehmende Gemeinden inner- und außerhalb von Flüchtlingslagern in Äthiopien, Sudan und Uganda zu leisten. Aufgrund der besonderen Dringlichkeit wird das Vorhaben nach Eilverfahren gemäß Tz. 47 der FZ/TZ-Leitlinien durchgeführt. Empfänger und Projektträger der Maßnahme ist das Hochkommissariat der Vereinten Nationen für Flüchtlinge (United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees, UNHCR). Das Vorhaben ist multisektoral ausgerichtet und unterstützt verschiedene Komponenten in den Ländern Äthiopien, Sudan und Uganda. Der FZ-Finanzierungsbeitrag beträgt EUR 3 Mio. für Äthiopien (BMZ-Nr.: 2016 404 65), EUR 9,0 Mio. für Sudan (BMZ-Nr. 2016 404 81) sowie EUR 3 Mio. für Uganda (BMZ-Nr. 2016 404 73). Der Durchführungszeitraum für die Maßnahmen beträgt 36 Monate. Support to Burundian Refugees and host communities in Uganda
Maßnahmen zur Prävention von häuslicher Gewalt in ländlichen Regionen Ugandas Measures for the prevention of domestic violence in rural areas of Uganda In vielen Zusammenhängen herrscht weiterhin Gewalt in Familien und lokalen Gemeinschaften Ugandas. Dies liegt auch an ungleichen (Macht-)Strukturen zwischen den Geschlechtern. Das Projekt zielt darauf ab, dass sowohl die Beziehungen zwischen Ehepaaren als auch innerhalb der Familien mit den Kindern verbessert werden. Dies soll unter anderem durch Einzel- und Gruppen-Trainingskurse und die Integration lokaler Führungspersonen erreicht werden. In many contexts, violence continues to prevail in families and local communities in Uganda. This is also due to unequal (power) structures between the sexes. The project aims to ensure that relationships between couples as well as within families with children are improved. This is to be achieved, among other things, through individual and group training courses and the integration of local leaders. In vielen Zusammenhängen herrscht weiterhin Gewalt in Familien und lokalen Gemeinschaften Ugandas. Dies liegt auch an ungleichen (Macht-)Strukturen zwischen den Geschlechtern. Das Projekt zielt darauf ab, dass sowohl die Beziehungen zwischen Ehepaaren als auch innerhalb der Familien mit den Kindern verbessert werden. Dies soll unter anderem durch Einzel- und Gruppen-Trainingskurse und die Integration lokaler Führungspersonen erreicht werden. In many contexts, violence continues to prevail in families and local communities in Uganda. This is also due to unequal (power) structures between the sexes. The project aims to ensure that relationships between couples as well as within families with children are improved. This is to be achieved, among other things, through individual and group training courses and the integration of local leaders.
Green-Light Revolution Uganda: Promotion of community based organic farming and bio diversity conservation initiatives, reductions of emissions, adoption to climatic change Green-Light Revolution Uganda: Wiederaufforstung kleinbäuerlicher Gemeinden, Anpassung an den Klimawandel und Förderung des kleinbäuerlichen ökologisch nachhaltigen Landbaus Green-Light Revolution Uganda: Promotion of community based organic farming and bio diversity conservation initiatives, reductions of emissions, adoption to climatic change Green-Light Revolution Uganda: Wiederaufforstung kleinbäuerlicher Gemeinden, Anpassung an den Klimawandel und Förderung des kleinbäuerlichen ökologisch nachhaltigen Landbaus Green-Light Revolution Uganda: Promotion of community based organic farming and bio diversity conservation initiatives, reductions of emissions, adoption to climatic change Green-Light Revolution Uganda: Wiederaufforstung kleinbäuerlicher Gemeinden, Anpassung an den Klimawandel und Förderung des kleinbäuerlichen ökologisch nachhaltigen Landbaus
Nutzung von Regenwasser und Verbesserung der sanitären Einrichtungen durch Frauengruppen, Fortführung Supporting Women Groups to Improve Resilience and Adaptation to the Effects of Climate Change in South West Uganda ACORD nutzt bestehende traditionelle Frauen-Selbsthilfegruppen in Südwest-Uganda, um die Trinkwasserversorgung durch Regenwassersammeln zu verbessern. Die positiven Wirkungen auf Ernährung, Hygiene, Selbstbewusstsein und häuslicher Harmonie sind beeindruckend. ACORD uses already existing traditional women's groups in South Western Uganda to supply disadvantaged households with tanks for rainwater harvesting. The positive effects on nutrition, hygiene, self esteem and peaceful family life are impressing. ACORD nutzt bestehende traditionelle Frauen-Selbsthilfegruppen in Südwest-Uganda, um die Trinkwasserversorgung durch Regenwassersammeln zu verbessern. Die positiven Wirkungen auf Ernährung, Hygiene, Selbstbewusstsein und häuslicher Harmonie sind beeindruckend. ACORD uses already existing traditional women's groups in South Western Uganda to supply disadvantaged households with tanks for rainwater harvesting. The positive effects on nutrition, hygiene, self esteem and peaceful family life are impressing.
Programm Entwicklung des Wassersektors (Schutz des Viktoriasees II) Protection of Lake Victoria II Das Vorhaben knüpft an das parallel in Durchfuehrung befindliche Vorhaben Schutz des Viktoriasees Phase I (BMZ-Nr. 2005 66 737) an. Es soll einen weiteren Beitrag zum nachhaltigen Schutz des Sees und seiner Wasserqualitaet sowie zur Verbesserung der Gesundheitssituation insbesondere der armen Bevoelkerung Kampalas leisten. Die Zielgruppe umfasst die gesamte Bevoelkerung Kampalas und die in Kampala ansaessigen Industriebetriebe.Das Vorhaben umfasst eine Reihe von Maßnahmen zur Verbesserung der zentralen und dezentralen sanitären Versorgung der Stadt, die in dem auf das Jahr 2033 ausgelegten Kampala Sanitation Master Plan (2004, FZ-finanziert) identifiziert wurden. Vorgesehen waren im Rahmen der Phase II der Bau von zwei Kläranlagen einschließlich einer Vorbehandlungsanlage für industrielle Abwässer, der Ausbau des bestehenden Kanalnetzes und der Neubau eines zweiten Kanalnetzes in einem weiteren Einzugsgebiet. Darüber hinaus ist eine Komponente zur Verbesserung der dezentralen Sanitärversorgung und des Fäkalschlamm-Managements vorgesehen. Die Gesamtkosten des Vorhabens wurden zum Zeitpunkt der Prüfung auf EUR 53 Mio. geschaetzt und sind seitdem auf mittlerweile EUR 114 Mio. angestiegen. Davon finanziert die Afrikanische Entwicklungsbank (AfDB) EUR 38 Mio. mit Darlehensmitteln und die FZ aus Zuschussmitteln EUR 10 Mio. Der Eigenbetrag des Partners umfasst nunmehr EUR 66 Mio. Protection of Lake Victoria II Es soll einen weiteren Beitrag zum nachhaltigen Schutz des Sees und seiner Wasserqualitaet sowie zur Verbesserung der Gesundheitssituation insb. der armen Bevoelkerung Kampalas leisten. Projektziel ist die Auswertung einer geregelten zentralen und dezentralen Santitaerversorgung der Bevoelkerung Kampalas. Die Zielgruppe umfasst die ganze Bevoelkerung und ansaessigen Industriebetriebe Kampalas. Protection of Lake Victoria II
Verbesserung der Bildungssituation an vier Schulen im Südwesten Ugandas Improving the educational situation at four schools in south-western Uganda Verbesserung der Bildungssituation an vier Schulen im Südwesten Ugandas Improving the educational situation at four schools in south-western Uganda Durch das Projekt sollen 3.500 SchülerInnen an vier Sekundarschulen - und teilweise auch deren Eltern - in den Bereichen Gesundheit, Umwelt, Menschenrechte, Investitionsmanagement, Entrepreneurship und Startup-Gründung geschult werden. Die gesamte Zielgruppe mit SchülerInnen und Eltern umfasst gut 6.400 Personen. Die Jugendlichen erhalten sowohl relevantes Wissen für eine gesunde und verantwortungsvolle Lebensführung als auch wesentliche Kompetenzen, um sich nach der Schule ein eigenes Einkommen erwirtschaften zu können. The project aims to train 3,500 students at four secondary schools - and some of their parents - in the areas of health, the environment, human rights, investment management, entrepreneurship and start-ups. The entire target group of students and parents comprises a good 6,400 people. The young people receive relevant knowledge for a healthy and responsible lifestyle as well as essential skills to enable them to earn their own income after leaving school.
Staatsbürgerkundliches Bildungsprojekt zum verbesserten Verständnis von Demokratie und Menschenrechten in der Diözese Fort Portal Promoting civic education to improve understanding of democracy and human rights in the diocese of Fort Portal, Uganda Das Projekt trägt zur Beteiligung der Bevölkerung an politischen Entscheidungsprozessen bei, damit die Prinzipien für eine Gute Regierungsführung, Demokratie, Transparenz, Übernahme von Verantwortung und Wahrung der Menschenrechte sichergestellt werden können. The project contributes to the participation of the population in political decision-making processes in order to ensure the principles of good governance, democracy, transparency, acceptance of responsibility and respect for human rights. Das Projekt trägt zur Beteiligung der Bevölkerung an politischen Entscheidungsprozessen bei, damit die Prinzipien für eine Gute Regierungsführung, Demokratie, Transparenz, Übernahme von Verantwortung und Wahrung der Menschenrechte sichergestellt werden können. The project contributes to the participation of the population in political decision-making processes in order to ensure the principles of good governance, democracy, transparency, acceptance of responsibility and respect for human rights.
Get Access - Mini Grid Systeme in Uganda Get Access Uganda - Support to minigrids Die weiterhin niedrige Elektrifizierungsrate in peri-urbanen und vor allem in ländlichen Regionen Ugandas stellen in Kombination mit einem sehr niedrigen Elektrizitätsverbrauch pro Einwohner ein relevantes Entwicklungshemmnis im wirtschaftlichen und sozialen Bereich dar. Das GET ACCESS Vorhaben setzt an dieser Problemlage an und ziel darauf ab, die Versorgung entlegener ländlicher Regionen mit klimafreundlicher erneuerbarer Energie für Haushalte, Gewerbebetriebe und soziale Institutionen zu verbessern. Das Modul ist Teil des EZ-Programms Grüne Transformation zur Förderung eines bezahlbaren, zuverlässigen und klimaneutralen Zugangs zu Energie in Uganda. Wesentliche Maßnahmen zur Zielerreichung sind die Förderung des Baus und Betriebs dezentraler, solarbetriebener Dorfstromanlagen in rund 130 Dörfern sowie die Förderung der produktiven Nutzung von Energie, wobei gezielt frauengeführte Unternehmen unterstützt werden. Das GET ACCESS Projekt baut auf dem Ansatz und den Erfahrungen aus dem durch die GIZ pilotierten Pro Minigrid Vorhaben auf.Projektträger ist das ugandische Energieministerium. Die Maßnahme soll durch die Ausschreibung von Subventionen an private Projektentwickler für Bau und Betrieb der Dorfstromanlagen als PPP-Maßnahme umgesetzt werden. Das Vorhaben wird in vier Clustern in Paloyrinya - Maaji, Kalangala-Wakiso, Buvuma East - buvuma West und Lake Albert umgesetzt. Diese Regionen verfügen über Wachstumspotentiale in der Fischerei und Landwirtschaft, welche parallel durch die Maßnahmen zur Stärkung der produktiven Nutzung von Energie unterstützt werden. Direkte Zielgruppe des Vorhabens sind lokal ansässigen Haushalte, Unternehmen und öffentliche Institutionen. Es sollen etwa 25.000 Haushalte erreicht werden.Die Gesamtkosten des Vorhabens belaufen sich auf etwa 35,50 Mio. EUR., finanziert werden diese mittels Beiträgen vom deutschen BMZ (15 Mio. EUR), der EU (10 Mio. EUR), der ugandischen Regierung (5 Mio. EUR) und privater Entwickler (5,25 Mio. EUR). The persistently low electrification rate in peri-urban and especially remote rural regions of Uganda, combined with very low per capita use of electricity, represent a relevant development constraint for the economic and social area. The GET ACCESS project tackles this issue, by aiming to improve supply of climate-friendly, renewable energy to households, businesses, and social institutions in remote rural areas. It is part of the FC-programme 'Green transformation to support affordable, reliable, and climate-neutral access to energy in Uganda'. Key measures to achieve the goal include promoting the construction and operation of off-grid, solar minigrids in around 130 villages. Moreover, productive use of energy shall be promoted, while predominantly targeting women-led enterprises. Thus, the GET ACCESS scheme builds on the approach and experience of the 'Pro Minigrid' project piloted by GiZ.The project executing agency is the Ministry of Energy and Mineral Development of Uganda. The intervention will be implemented as a PPP measure through a tender for subsidies to private project developers for the construction, operation, and maintenance of the minigrids. As project site the four clusters in Palorinya - Maaji, Kalangala-Wakiso, Buvuma East - Buvuma West and lake Albert have been selected. These regions show growth potential in fisheries and agriculture. The realization of these potentials is to be promoted in parallel through measures aimed at strengthening the productive use of energy. Local households, companies and public institutions are the project's direct target group. About 25.000 households are to be reached.The total cost of the project is approximately EUR 35.50 million, financed by contributions from the Federal Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development of the Federal Republic of Germany (EUR 15 million), the EU (EUR 10 million), the Ugandan Government (EUR 5 million) and contributions from private developers (EUR 5.25 million). Nachhaltige Verbesserung der Versorgung entlegener ländlicher Regionen mit klimafreundlicher erneuerbarer Energie The persistently low electrification rate in peri-urban and especially remote rural regions of Uganda, combined with very low per capita use of electricity, represent a relevant development constraint for the economic and social area. The GET ACCESS project tackles this issue, by aiming to improve supply of climate-friendly, renewable energy to households, businesses, and social institutions in remote rural areas. It is part of the FC-programme 'Green transformation to support affordable, reliable, and climate-neutral access to energy in Uganda'. Key measures to achieve the goal include promoting the construction and operation of off-grid, solar minigrids in around 130 villages. Moreover, productive use of energy shall be promoted, while predominantly targeting women-led enterprises. Thus, the GET ACCESS scheme builds on the approach and experience of the 'Pro Minigrid' project piloted by GiZ.The project executing agency is the Ministry of Energy and Mineral Development of Uganda. The intervention will be implemented as a PPP measure through a tender for subsidies to private project developers for the construction, operation, and maintenance of the minigrids. As project site the four clusters in Palorinya - Maaji, Kalangala-Wakiso, Buvuma East - Buvuma West and lake Albert have been selected. These regions show growth potential in fisheries and agriculture. The realization of these potentials is to be promoted in parallel through measures aimed at strengthening the productive use of energy. Local households, companies and public institutions are the project's direct target group. About 25.000 households are to be reached.The total cost of the project is approximately EUR 35.50 million, financed by contributions from the Federal Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development of the Federal Republic of Germany (EUR 15 million), the EU (EUR 10 million), the Ugandan Government (EUR 5 million) and contributions from private developers (EUR 5.25 million).
Netzverdichtungsprogramm zur Erhöhung des Stromzugangs in ländlichen Gebieten Grid densification programme to enhance access to electricity in rural areas Das Vorhaben wird den Netzanschluss von Gemeinden entlang der bestehenden Stromleitungen finanzieren. Konkret werden Investitionen in Mittel- und Niederspan-nungsleitungen sowie Transformatoren und Haushaltsanschlüsse inklusive Stromzähler bezuschusst. Mit dem Vorhaben sollen sowohl private Haushalte als auch Einzelhandelsgeschäfte, kleinere Unternehmen und staatliche Einrichtungen wie Schulen und Krankenhäuser erreicht werden. Ziel des Vorhabens ist die Verbesserung des Zugangs und der Nutzung von Elektrizität in ländlichen und peri-urbanen Gebieten. Durch die Substitution alternativer Energieformen wie Diesel und Paraffin wird ein Beitrag zur Klimaminderung geleistet, da in Uganda 92% der Elektrizität aus erneuerbaren Quellen erzeugt wird. Für das Vorhaben steht ein Zuschuss von 10 Mio. Euro zur Verfügung. Angesichts des enormen Finanzierungsbedarfs für Elektrifizierungsvorhaben hat die ugandische Regierung darum gebeten, zusätzliche Mittel für das Netzverdichtungsprogramm zur Verfügung zu stellen. Grid densification programme to enhance access to electricity in rural areas Verbesserung des Zugangs und der Nutzung von erneuerbaren und umweltfreundlichen Energien in ländlichen und peri-urbanen Gebieten. Grid densification programme to enhance access to electricity in rural areas
Förderung der ländlichen Entwicklung und Ernährungssicherheit im nördlichen Uganda, Phase II Strengthening rural development in northern Uganda, phase II Ziel der FZ-Maßnahme ist es, durch die Rehabilitierung geeigneter Transport- und Vermarktungskapazitäten die Erreichbarkeit landwirtschaftlicher Produktionsgebiete zu verbessern, Transportkosten zu senken und dadurch landwirtschaftliche Produktionspotentiale besser zu nutzen und Einkommen der landwirtschaftlich tätigen Bevölkerung zu erhöhen. Mit 70 % der Erwerbstätigen und 22 % der volkswirtschaftlichen Wertschöpfung stellt der Landwirtschaftssektor eine zentrale Säule der ugandischen Wirtschaft und Gesellschaft dar. Die Marktanbindung der landwirtschaftlichen Betriebe ist jedoch durch insgesamt unzureichende Investitionen in die Vermarktungs- und Transportinfrastruktur beschränkt. Das Vorhaben soll daher Investitionen in die Rehabilitierung von ländlichen Straßen und Märkten finanzieren. Eine verbesserte Transport- und Vermarktungsinfrastruktur, die eine ganzjährige Befahrbarkeit der Produktionsgebiete zu niedrigeren Kosten und eine effizientere Vermarktung ermöglicht, schafft neue Produktions- und Handelsanreize, gesteigerte Erlöse und erhöhte landwirtschaftliche Einkommen. Zudem wird durch Investitionen in das Straßennetz auch der Zugang zu sozialen Dienstleistungen (Bildung, Gesundheit, etc.) verbessert. Die Projektregion würde insgesamt vermehrt an der wirtschaftlichen Entwicklung des Landes teilhaben und langfristig und nachhaltig zusätzliche landwirtschaftliche und alternative Beschäftigungsmöglichkeiten bieten. Strengthening rural development in northern Uganda, phase II Unterstützung der sozialen und wirtschaftlichen Entwicklung in ländlichen Gebieten in Uganda. Strengthening rural development in northern Uganda, phase II
Übertragungsleitung Mbarara Masaka Transmission Line Mbarara - Masaka Die Stromversorgung Ugandas wird sowohl durch die geringen Kapazitäten des nationalen Übertragungsleitungsnetzes als auch durch die unzureichende regionale Integration mit den Stromnetzen der Nachbarländer beeinträchtigt. Dies hemmt die Entwicklung eines regionalen Strommarktes, da der zwischenstaatliche Stromhandel nur in begrenztem Umfang möglich ist. Potentiale für den Ausbau von erneuerbaren Energien in der Region bleiben somit ungenutzt. Um einen sicheren und verlustarmen Stromhandel zu ermöglichen und die Versorgung im Land effizient sicher zu stellen, muss ein leistungsfähiges regionales Übertragungsnetz geschaffen werden. Die vorgeschlagene 220-kV-Übertragungsleitung zwischen Mbarara und Masaka ist Teil des Nile Equatorial Lakes Subsidiary Program (NELSAP), eines regionalen Programms zum Bau eines grenzüberschreitenden Stromnetzes, das mittelfristig die Länder Ostafrikas von Äthiopien im Norden bis Burundi im Süden miteinander verbinden und damit die Vorraussetzungen für regionalen Stromhandel schaffen wird. Unter regionaler Führung der Nile Basin Initiative (NBI) haben die Anrainerstaaten des Nilbeckens begonnen, ein solches regionales Netz auf 220-kV-Ebene zu planen und umzusetzen. Im Rahmen von NELSAP werden grenzüberschreitende Leitungen zwischen den Mitgliedsstaaten gebaut, um den Zugang zu elektrischer Energie in der Region zu verbessern und somit einen Beitrag zu wirtschaftlicher Entwicklung und Armutsreduzierung zu leisten. Außerdem verbessert die Leitung die Versorgung von Westuganda und ist damit zentraler Bestandteil des Ausbauplans für das nationale Hochspannungsnetz Ugandas.Zielgruppe sind vor allem an das Stromnetz angeschlossene private Haushalte und Betriebe in der Region Mbarara - Masaka, die von einer verbesserten Stromversorgung profitieren. Darüber hinaus werden weitere Kunden über ergänzende Maßnahmen im Rahmen des Vorhabens (Elektrifizierungsvorhaben der AfD, Finanzierung aus EU ITF) an das Stromnetz angeschlossen. Indirekt profitiert auch die nicht an das Stromnetz angeschlossene Bevölkerung durch die verbesserte Stromversorgung von zentralen Einrichtungen. Im Rahmen der NELSAP profitieren außerdem Verbraucher in ganz Ostafrika von einer verlässlicheren Stromversorgung und niedrigeren Erzeugungskosten als Folge eines verbesserten zwischenstaatlichen Stromhandels. Projektträger ist die ugandische Übertragungsgesellschaft UETCL. Die Gesamtkosten des Projektes (ohne die Komponente zur ländlichen Elektrifizierung) werden auf 85 Mio. EUR geschätzt. Einen Teil der Finanzierung (37 Mio. EUR) wird die AfD über ein zinssubventioniertes Darlehen sowie die Ugandische Regierung mit 13 Mio. EUR bereitstellen. Eine Beteiligung der deutschen FZ mit einem zinssubventionierten Darlehen von bis zu 35 Mio. EUR ist daher zur Sicherstellung der Gesamtfinanzierung erforderlich. Das Vorhaben soll im Rahmen der Mutual Reliance Initiative (MRI) als Kofinanzierung zusammen mit der AfD implementiert werden. The project seeks to build a high-voltage transmission line between the cities of Masaka and Mbarara in south-west Uganda with the aim of i) improving the technical and operational performances of Uganda's transmission network to increase the amount of power being transported, ii) increase the reliability and security of the power supply in south-west Uganda, particularly in the district of Mbarara, and iii) to allow the construction of the Kenya-Uganda-Rwanda interconnection by building the Masaka-Mbarara section with the same voltage as that of the other sections.The project is co-financed by KfW as an MRI with AFD as the lead financier.The loans from AFD and KFW will be awarded to the Republic of Uganda and then retroceded as a loan to UETCL. UETCL as the final beneficiary, project owner and operator of the Project will form a management unit especially for this project, supported by the assistance to the contracting authority. The works will be the subject of a single turnkey contract (EPC), consisting of the construction of the line and the extension of the two sub-stations. The procurement will be carried out according to international best practices and the AFD procurement guidelines. The project cost is estimated at 94.2 M USD, or €85 M, funded as follows:- 43.8% by AFD (loan of €37 M) for the three components of the project,- 41.4% by KfW (loan of €35 M) in pari passu with AFD - 14.8% by the Ugandan government (€13 M) which will be responsible for the acquisition of rights-of-way, the payment of compensation and the payment of taxes. Ausbau des Übertragungsnetzes zur verbesserten Stromversorgung Westugandas und des regionalen Stromverbundes in der NELSAP-Region The project seeks to build a high-voltage transmission line between the cities of Masaka and Mbarara in south-west Uganda with the aim of i) improving the technical and operational performances of Uganda's transmission network to increase the amount of power being transported, ii) increase the reliability and security of the power supply in south-west Uganda, particularly in the district of Mbarara, and iii) to allow the construction of the Kenya-Uganda-Rwanda interconnection by building the Masaka-Mbarara section with the same voltage as that of the other sections.The project is co-financed by KfW as an MRI with AFD as the lead financier.The loans from AFD and KFW will be awarded to the Republic of Uganda and then retroceded as a loan to UETCL. UETCL as the final beneficiary, project owner and operator of the Project will form a management unit especially for this project, supported by the assistance to the contracting authority. The works will be the subject of a single turnkey contract (EPC), consisting of the construction of the line and the extension of the two sub-stations. The procurement will be carried out according to international best practices and the AFD procurement guidelines. The project cost is estimated at 94.2 M USD, or €85 M, funded as follows:- 43.8% by AFD (loan of €37 M) for the three components of the project,- 41.4% by KfW (loan of €35 M) in pari passu with AFD - 14.8% by the Ugandan government (€13 M) which will be responsible for the acquisition of rights-of-way, the payment of compensation and the payment of taxes.
Reform des öffentlichen Finanzwesens Public Financial Management Reform Zur Umsetzung der Strategie zur Reform des öffentlichen Finanzwesens (Public Financial Management Reform Strategy 2018/19-2022/23) legt Uganda das korbfinanzierte Resource Enhancement and Accountability Programme (REAP) auf. Unter dem Resource Enhancement and Accountability Programme (REAP) sollen mit Mittel der Finanziellen Zusammenarbeit insbesondere Zielbereiche unterstützt werden, die die Leitlinien der Addis Ababa Action Agenda für Entwicklungsfinanzierung im Hinblick auf eine Stärkung des öffentlichen Finanzwesens umsetzen, wie sie auch der Marshallplan mit Afrika des BMZ in Bezug auf Bekämpfung der Korruption durch Effizienz, Transparenz und Rechenschaftspflicht aufgreift. Hierzu gehören insbesondere die folgenden Bereiche:1.Verbesserung des Öffentlichen Investitionsmanagements2.Stärkung der Aufsicht (Rechnungshof)Dazu werden im Öffentlichen Investitionsmanagement Verwaltungsstrukturen neu aufgestellt und anschließend IT-Systeme eingeführt. In einem Umfeld von sich überschneidenden Zuständigkeiten, unklaren Arbeitsabläufen und parallelen Strukturen hat die Neuaufstellung der Arbeitsabläufe eine erhebliche Verbesserung der Effizienz und Transparenz in der öffentlichen Verwaltung zur Folge. Damit werden die Möglichkeiten zu Korruption und Mittelmissbrauch signifikant eingeschränkt. Im ugandischen Rechnungshof werden neue Arbeitsabläufe im laufenden FINMAP Vorhaben bereits erfolgreich digitalisiert. Neben der Fortführung der Digitalisierung sind Maßnahmen zur Förderung der Unabhängigkeit und Governance der Aufsicht geplant (z.B. Schulungen und Weiterbildung in der Anwendung der Audit-Software des Rechnungshofes, Beschaffung einer IT-Plattform zum Monitoring und Auswertung der Prüfungsempfehlungen des Rechnungshofes).Für die Beteiligung an der PFM-Reform hat die Bundesregierung 10,0 Mio. EUR zugesagt. Die Zusage soll durch jährliche Einzahlungen in den PFM-Korb in bis zu vier Finanzjahren (2019/20, 2020/21, 2021/22 und 2022/23) umgesetzt werden. In order to implement the Public Financial Management (PFM) Reform Strategy 2018/19-2022/23, Uganda is launching the basket-financed Resource Enhancement and Accountability Programme (REAP). The Financial Cooperation supports target areas of REAP that implement the guidelines of the Addis Ababa Action Agenda for Development Finance with a focus on strengthening public finance, as also taken up by the Marshall Plan with Africa of the BMZ with regard to reducing corruption through efficiency, transparency and accountability. These include in particular the following areas:1. improving public investment management2. strengthening supervision (Office of the Auditor General)To this end, administrative structures will be restructured in public investment management and IT systems will subsequently be introduced. In an environment of overlapping responsibilities, unclear workflows and parallel structures, the reorganization of workflows will result in a considerable improvement in efficiency and transparency in public administration. This significantly limits the opportunities for corruption and misuse of funds. The Ugandan Office of the Auditor General is already successfully digitalizing new workflows under the current FINMAP project. In addition to the continuation of digitization, measures are planned to promote the independence and governance of supervision (e.g. training in the use of the audit software and procurement of an IT platform for monitoring and evaluating the Court's audit recommendations).The German Government has committed EUR 10.0 million for participation in the PFM reform. The commitment is to be implemented through annual payments into the REAP basket in up to four financial years (2019/20, 2020/21, 2021/22 and 2022/23). Eine größere Effektivität, Effizienz und Wirtschaftlichkeit des öffentlichen Investitionsmanagements von Infrastruktur-Vorhaben sowie des Rechnungshofes verbessern das ordnungspolitische Umfeld für private Investitionen. In order to implement the Public Financial Management (PFM) Reform Strategy 2018/19-2022/23, Uganda is launching the basket-financed Resource Enhancement and Accountability Programme (REAP). The Financial Cooperation supports target areas of REAP that implement the guidelines of the Addis Ababa Action Agenda for Development Finance with a focus on strengthening public finance, as also taken up by the Marshall Plan with Africa of the BMZ with regard to reducing corruption through efficiency, transparency and accountability. These include in particular the following areas:1. improving public investment management2. strengthening supervision (Office of the Auditor General)To this end, administrative structures will be restructured in public investment management and IT systems will subsequently be introduced. In an environment of overlapping responsibilities, unclear workflows and parallel structures, the reorganization of workflows will result in a considerable improvement in efficiency and transparency in public administration. This significantly limits the opportunities for corruption and misuse of funds. The Ugandan Office of the Auditor General is already successfully digitalizing new workflows under the current FINMAP project. In addition to the continuation of digitization, measures are planned to promote the independence and governance of supervision (e.g. training in the use of the audit software and procurement of an IT platform for monitoring and evaluating the Court's audit recommendations).The German Government has committed EUR 10.0 million for participation in the PFM reform. The commitment is to be implemented through annual payments into the REAP basket in up to four financial years (2019/20, 2020/21, 2021/22 and 2022/23).
Förderung kultureller Rechte, Fortführung Strengthening and Cascading the Realisation and Promotion of Cultural Rights, continuation Das Projekt hat zum Ziel, Wissen über Minderheiten zu verbreiten und Kultur als zentrales Element des Lernens und somit von Entwicklung zu fördern. Durch Lobbyarbeit soll Indigenen Minderheiten eine bessere politische Teilhabe auf lokaler und nationaler Ebene ermöglicht werden. Ein weiterer Schwerpunkt des Projekts liegt auf der Arbeit mit jungen Menschen und der Etablierung von Kultur und kulturellen Rechten im Lehrplan von Schulen und Universitäten. The project focuses on disseminating knowledge about indigenous minority groups (IMGs) and promoting culture as central element of learning and thus of development. Strengthening of capacities of IMGs for better political participation at local and national level is another focus of the project, as well as to work with young people and the integration of culture and cultural rights into the curriculums of schools and universities. Das Projekt hat zum Ziel, Wissen über Minderheiten zu verbreiten und Kultur als zentrales Element des Lernens und somit von Entwicklung zu fördern. Durch Lobbyarbeit soll Indigenen Minderheiten eine bessere politische Teilhabe auf lokaler und nationaler Ebene ermöglicht werden. Ein weiterer Schwerpunkt des Projekts liegt auf der Arbeit mit jungen Menschen und der Etablierung von Kultur und kulturellen Rechten im Lehrplan von Schulen und Universitäten. The project focuses on disseminating knowledge about indigenous minority groups (IMGs) and promoting culture as central element of learning and thus of development. Strengthening of capacities of IMGs for better political participation at local and national level is another focus of the project, as well as to work with young people and the integration of culture and cultural rights into the curriculums of schools and universities.
Nahrungssicherheit und Unterstützung für südsudanesische Flüchtlinge und Host Communities in Adjumani, Fortführung Promoting Sustainable Livelihoods, Environment and Psychosocial Support in Adjumani Fortführung: Das Projekt zielt darauf, südsudanesische Flüchtlinge und aufnehmende Gemeinden darin zu stärken, ihren Lebensunterhalt auf nachhaltige Weise ohne Kahlschlag der Umwelt zu bestreiten und ernährungssicher zu sein. Eine psycho-soziale Komponente soll Traumatisierten helfen und die Menschen in die Lage versetzen, wieder vertrauensvoll miteinander leben zu können. The project promotes sustainable livelihoods, environment and psychosocial support for South Sudanese refugees and host communities in Adjumani. Fortführung: Das Projekt zielt darauf, südsudanesische Flüchtlinge und aufnehmende Gemeinden darin zu stärken, ihren Lebensunterhalt auf nachhaltige Weise ohne Kahlschlag der Umwelt zu bestreiten und ernährungssicher zu sein. Eine psycho-soziale Komponente soll Traumatisierten helfen und die Menschen in die Lage versetzen, wieder vertrauensvoll miteinander leben zu können. The project promotes sustainable livelihoods, environment and psychosocial support for South Sudanese refugees and host communities in Adjumani.
Gemeinsame Beschulung von Kindern mit und ohne Behinderung mit Methoden des selbständigen, problemlösenden, kreativen und kooperativen Lernens fördert Gleichberechtigung (UN-Menschenrecht). Joint training of children with and without disabilities with methods of independent, problem-solving, creative and cooperative learning promotes equality (UN human rights). Gemeinsame Beschulung von Kindern mit und ohne Behinderung mit Methoden des selbständigen, problemlösenden, kreativen und kooperativen Lernens fördert Gleichberechtigung (UN-Menschenrecht). Joint training of children with and without disabilities with methods of independent, problem-solving, creative and cooperative learning promotes equality (UN human rights). Gemeinsame Beschulung von Kindern mit und ohne Behinderung mit Methoden des selbständigen, problemlösenden, kreativen und kooperativen Lernens fördert Gleichberechtigung (UN-Menschenrecht). Joint training of children with and without disabilities with methods of independent, problem-solving, creative and cooperative learning promotes equality (UN human rights).
Governance and civil society support Stärkung von Regierungsführung und Zivilgesellschaft - Phase III Selected state + civil society actors are better able to foster the observance of human rights and Governance principles (transparency, accountability, efficient + effective administration, political participation) within their respective mandates of work Ausgewählte staatliche und zivilgesellschaftliche Akteure in Uganda sind besser in der Lage, Korruption entgegen zu treten, auf die Verwirklichung der Menschenrechte hinzuwirken und Governance-Prinzipien (Transparenz, Rechenschaftspflicht, effizientes und effektives, bürgernahes Verwaltungshandeln sowie politische Teilhabe) umzusetzen. Selected state + civil society actors are better able to foster the observance of human rights and Governance principles (transparency, accountability, efficient + effective administration, political participation) within their respective mandates of work Ausgewählte staatliche und zivilgesellschaftliche Akteure in Uganda sind besser in der Lage, Korruption entgegen zu treten, auf die Verwirklichung der Menschenrechte hinzuwirken und Governance-Prinzipien (Transparenz, Rechenschaftspflicht, effizientes und effektives, bürgernahes Verwaltungshandeln sowie politische Teilhabe) umzusetzen.
IKU - Gemeindebasierte Regenerierung und Konservierung fragiler Ökosysteme und Resilienzsteigerung der lokalen Bevölkerung gegenüber Auswirkungen des Klimawandels in der Region Teso, Ost-Uganda IKU - Community-Based Restoration and Conservation of Fragile Ecosystems and Enhancement of the Resilience of Local Communities towards Climate Change Effects in the Teso Region, Eastern Uganda IKU - Gemeindebasierte Regenerierung und Konservierung fragiler Ökosysteme und Resilienzsteigerung der lokalen Bevölkerung gegenüber Auswirkungen des Klimawandels in der Region Teso, Ost-Uganda IKU - Community-Based Restoration and Conservation of Fragile Ecosystems and Enhancement of the Resilience of Local Communities towards Climate Change Effects in the Teso Region, Eastern Uganda IKU - Gemeindebasierte Regenerierung und Konservierung fragiler Ökosysteme und Resilienzsteigerung der lokalen Bevölkerung gegenüber Auswirkungen des Klimawandels in der Region Teso, Ost-Uganda IKU - Community-Based Restoration and Conservation of Fragile Ecosystems and Enhancement of the Resilience of Local Communities towards Climate Change Effects in the Teso Region, Eastern Uganda
OCAOF Weiterbildungszentrum Kitamba, Bereitstellung einer ausreichenden Kapazität von Unterkünften für Schüler/innen und Auszubildende für den Internatsbetrieb im OCAOF Weiterbildungszentrum Kitamba. OCAOF Education Centre Kitamba, Provision of a sufficient capacity of beds / lodgings for boarders (students and trainees) in the OCAOF Education Centre OCAOF Weiterbildungszentrum Kitamba, Bereitstellung einer ausreichenden Kapazität von Unterkünften für Schüler/innen und Auszubildende für den Internatsbetrieb im OCAOF Weiterbildungszentrum Kitamba. OCAOF Education Centre Kitamba, Provision of a sufficient capacity of beds / lodgings for boarders (students and trainees) in the OCAOF Education Centre OCAOF Weiterbildungszentrum Kitamba, Bereitstellung einer ausreichenden Kapazität von Unterkünften für Schüler/innen und Auszubildende für den Internatsbetrieb im OCAOF Weiterbildungszentrum Kitamba. OCAOF Education Centre Kitamba, Provision of a sufficient capacity of beds / lodgings for boarders (students and trainees) in the OCAOF Education Centre
Wiederaufbau und Stärkung der Resilienz in Norduganda (Nordwesten, Grenzdistrikte Arua und Adjumani) Reconstruction and strengthening of resilience in northern Uganda (northwest, border districts of Arua and Adjumani) Ziel des Projektes ist die Stärkung der Resilienz der südsudanesischen Flüchtlinge und der aufnehmenden Gemeinden in Norduganda. Es soll eine Verbesserung des Zugangs zu öffentlicher Infrastruktur (Schul- und Gesundheitsbereich), der Ernährungssicherung, des sozialen Zusammenhalts und der Einkommensperspektiven für circa 18.000 Personen erreicht werden. The aim of the project is to strengthen the resilience of Southern Sudanese refugees and the receiving communities in Northern Uganda. The aim is to improve access to public infrastructure (education and health), food security, social cohesion and income prospects for around 18,000 people. Ziel des Projektes ist die Stärkung der Resilienz der südsudanesischen Flüchtlinge und der aufnehmenden Gemeinden in Norduganda. Es soll eine Verbesserung des Zugangs zu öffentlicher Infrastruktur (Schul- und Gesundheitsbereich), der Ernährungssicherung, des sozialen Zusammenhalts und der Einkommensperspektiven für circa 18.000 Personen erreicht werden. The aim of the project is to strengthen the resilience of Southern Sudanese refugees and the receiving communities in Northern Uganda. The aim is to improve access to public infrastructure (education and health), food security, social cohesion and income prospects for around 18,000 people.